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To restore the 2013 Ford Escape's bms, refer to this video tutorial: https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=4-Uaf8lNcNo Over time, this piece of machinery will lose its effectiveness. The battery should be swapped out every 50,000 to 60,000 miles. While it might cost some money, you'll have to spend to maintain your vehicle. Battery issues may arise throughout the vehicle's lifespan, such as leaks leading to fluid leakage or complete battery failure. In such cases, you'll have to either recharge or replace the battery. If the battery case becomes cracked, it will require total replacement. Quick drainage of the battery will also necessitate repairs.
To reset the battery management system (BMS) on a 2013 Ford Escape, you will require a specialized tool that resets the BMS stored in the vehicle's computer memory.