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Ford is recalling certain 2020 Ford Escape cars equipped with a key-start ignition system, a similar recall was done in 2014 involving about 1.3 million Ford vehicles for steering, rust, and mat issues. In 2014, around 915,000 vehicles were also recalled due to problems with the torque sensor, which could potentially lead to accidents. While numerous Ford vehicles have been recalled for different issues, none have been related to ignition switch problems specifically. If you experience any stiffness with your ignition switch, a straightforward oiling might fix it.
I've got a 2009 Ford Escape that's giving me trouble starting when I try to turn the key. I have to attempt it 3 to 4 times before it finally starts up.
In July 2014, Ford Motor Company started recalling Ford Escape vehicles from model years 2008 to 2011 due to an issue with the steering torque sensor. This problem could lead to the sensor not properly sensing the driver's steering movements.
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Certain Ford Escape vehicles are equipped with a steering torque sensor that might fail to accurately recognize the driver's steering actions, resulting in a recall being issued.