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I find that it happened to me before and it was that black box below grill, had snow splashing on it, it blocked the signal. My buddy's escape had his go off when he didn't clean off the ice in the top portion of the windshield.

Any steel box would work as a Faraday cage. I use a steel box that holds 4 by 6 index cards.

I am getting another badlands. In desert sand this time, and SAS package! Should be here (Ontario, Canada) by Sept 12. I ordered her start of July 3td. 😄

I am being offered lower rate lower payments says salesman. I can trade in my '23 with 20,300 km, and get better finance rates (0 or 1.99%), and without the SAS package have payments potentially be lower. I could get the SAS package and hopefully be the same. I am just wondering if I could...

?? I have a 23 Badlands (less then 20,000 kms)made in Jan of 23; and am having the auto start/stop not working, and am presently getting the message "vehicle in battery saver mode" (second time in 2 weeks). When I was cleaning my driveway I let it run for 20 minutes with heat off and no audio...

If you put your keys in a metal box, the fob can't talk to the car, the scanners theives use to steal cars won't work either.

I tried to go through a drift once and couldn't get through, stuck on road for hours and had to go to coffee shop (work) for 36 hours. Yeap my Badlands will get me there, but the next question is , will I be able to see in the squall that causes the drifts? Fog lights help when the snow is...

My buddy ( owns a Escape) didn't get sensors put on his winter tires and found not all modes were available to him. for 65 dollars a tire, not worth the stress.

Wipers have a dummy mode ( I think it's called) where as long as engine is off you can move wipers. I just move them up and scoop out the snow, and clean off ice stuck to edge of wipers before getting in. I also quickly clean to top of windshield before starting it. I usually do this while...

It is associated with the fob you have on you, so that's why it goes to the same spot.

I live in a area known as the snow belt (Great lake area)and I get home at 11pm. I've had to get rescued from being in 2 ft of snow in an hour. I bought mine to actually get to work, and from work. There's days they don't plow my road.

it is only the high beams that it appears. my garage looked at it, and it's still there (but not so obvious ) .

Best way to set alarm is on key fob, or by pressing the 7-8 an 9-0 lights on the pillar of drivers side.

My dealership looked at it, now not as pronounced and doesn't draw the eye to it. Although still there, but can live with it. Thanks, just didn't want a deer being in such a dark spot. BTW almost hit 2 deer on my passenger side last night. They stayed on the gravel and I drove by them.

ok so maybe I should talk to them. Thanks. It's just below the post on drivers (left) side of road. Just below pole.

Anyone notice this? There's a dark spot on drivers side headlight, about the size of a big dog about 45 degrees from centre of car. Is that normal? I'll take pictures when I get a passenger. I have a clean car after driving 15 min in snow, except my whole back end had an inch of buildup of...

I ordered a badlands and the description stated heritage limited on the website. I'm wondering how, going to look into it. Should be here by Feb. 27 latest. according to the tracker.

Mine is in production right now, ordered Oct 18/22 . Hopefully soon I will know the feeling as well. Congratulations!

My dealer told me that what they gave me was a "vehicle purchase agreement"(title at top of page) and the price or interest rate (unless better) wouldn't change when I got it. My rate is 5.99%, mind you I am in Canada (so that is why it's so high). So what you have there is what it will stay at.