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Is there any chance that they damaged the sensor during the tire change? Did they drive the car after rotating the tires? The module needs some miles or time to read the sensors.

I was going to ask the same question. I don't see an answer yet tho.

I think is the new Skrillex song for the summer!! Sorry, bad joke. My old Fiesta ST used to do similar when the battery was low. I guess it's the same.

I think there's a service action for grinding noise when turning at low speeds. If I remember correctly, it is contamination on the rear differential oil. It might be worth to take your BS for a revision.

Well, there isn't a separate controller for the transmission on BS like a TCM, the transmission is also controlled by the PCM. The 24S24 requires to reflash both the PCM and BCM which deletes previous learned values, including adaptive values for transmission.

You can check on the NTHSA webpage what recalls your BS has by your VIN. You can confirm if it applies to your vehicle of not. https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls

The piece goes in the bottom opening of the front fender. See first picture attached. I guess it would be easier to install it from the front. I tried to take a picture of the actual part but is kind of difficult. See the second picture. The red arrow points to the soft rubber and the yellow...

That is the radiator support air deflector, the Ford part number is M1PZ8327B, is the item number 8 in the picture on this page: https://www.carid.com/ford-oe/front-lower-radiator-support-air-deflector-mpn-m1pz8327b.html Just wondering how did that part came out from there, did you have a...

As far as I remember the Escape has a different engine and transmission (depends on the model year), so the driving experience will be different. The 1.5L engine on the BS is smaller so it has to rev more.

This is the second post I read related to rear end sliding. The other post said it was during heavy rain. I haven't experienced that during rain BUT the other day I was driving at 30-40kph and I didn't see there was a speed bump ahead so I brake kinda hard and I felt the rear end sliding to the...

Have you read your owners manual? This is a normal behavior of the system during those weather conditions.

I don't understand how the person got out of the car and pulled the seat belt that far. Commonly a person would unlatch the seat belt and guide it to the initial position before leaving the car. Otherwise it would be tangled with the belt. These type of parts are not very common to be replaced...