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Recent issues have been reported with the liftgate of the Ford Escape. The problem usually arises from the liftgate becoming stuck and unable to open properly. This is often due to electrical issues with the power motor that operates the liftgate, such as a blown fuse or a damaged motor. If the liftgate fails to open when using the remote button, it's advised to check these components. Another frequent issue is the latch becoming stuck in the locked position. To address this, you can access a manual release inside the cabin and remove the panel on the liftgate to unlock it if necessary.
There have been reported problems with the liftgate of the Ford Escape, causing it to remain shut and not open as expected.
The lift gate button on my 2020 Ford Escape is not working and I am unable to turn it on as both options are grayed out in the settings. The SUV is currently at the Ford dealership, but even they are unable to activate the lift gate and don't know how to proceed, so they are reaching out to Ford for assistance.
I'm experiencing the complete opposite issue. My car keeps opening on its own when it's parked, and it has even happened twice while I was on the road!
I've been dealing with the same issue with my 2018 Ford Escape for the past three months. Unfortunately, the Canadian dealer doesn't have the spare parts, so I'd have to wait another three months to get them. I've also attempted manual access but it's either not available or not functioning. This might be the final straw for me with Ford.
I drive a 2019 Ford Escape and the latch is stuck down. It seems like this is a common issue with Ford vehicles for a while now. When I brought it to the Ford Dealership, they asked for $145 to use a diagnostic machine to identify the problem with this ongoing latch issue that Ford won't address. It seems like Ford is more interested in making money than fixing their recurring problems.
I have a 2021 vehicle, and sometimes the tailgate unexpectedly closes while I'm loading it. It also has a tendency to open on its own when it's parked in the garage.
I need assistance with my 2017 Ford Escape, as the trunk has been acting strangely. At times, the trunk would open on its own, even in situations like when I was at the grocery store. But in the past six months, it has stopped opening altogether. I've tried various methods like locking and unlocking the car, pressing the trunk button near the steering wheel, and using the handle button, but it still won't reliably open.
We own a 2022 Escape which we have had for 2 months. The rear gate opens unexpectedly without us being near the vehicle. We brought it to the dealership recently, but they couldn't identify any issues, so no repairs were made. There was one instance when the gate opened as we were leaving a gas station.
I've owned my vehicle for 2 months now, since November 9th, and I've experienced recurring problems with the tailgate not closing properly for long periods. Recently, it began snowing and now I'm worried that if I open the tailgate, it may get stuck open for anywhere from 10 to 45 minutes! This situation is incredibly frustrating and concerning as it compromises my safety.
We own a 2020 Ford Escape, and the back door automatically opens when we open the garage door. I brought it to a Ford dealership, but they weren't able to fix it after a day and a half. Now, we have to manually close the back door, which is not something we should have to do.
I am unable to open the doors of my 2011 Ford Escape truck.