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In a 2013 Ford Escape, the fuel pressure sensor is located inside the fuel tank on the fuel sending unit. Its main function is to monitor the pressure within the fuel tank and trigger the vent valve to open if the pressure becomes too high. If the check engine light illuminates on your dashboard, it is recommended to utilize an OBD II scan tool to check if the issue is related to this sensor. These sensors have a history of malfunctioning, causing the vent to remain open. This can result in an evaporative leak that is sometimes mistaken for a faulty gas cap. Replacing the sensor is a relatively simple task and is typically priced at under $100 at most auto repair shops.
Can you point me to the location of the tank and fuel filter in a 2013 Escape?
It can be found on the vacuum line connecting the fuel tank and the evaporation charcoal canister.
In the 2013 Ford Escape, the fuel tank pressure sensor is housed within the fuel pump assembly. To swap it out, you'll need to disassemble the pump. You might also consider replacing the fuel pump while you're at it, but that's up to you.