Ford Escape codes

Asked by Wendy May 23, 2010 at 04:20 PM about the Ford Escape

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a picture of my engine on in my car. (I am assuming this is the check engine light) I have read that you can click your ignition  in a sequence and get a code. How do I find out this sequence? Any help would be greatly appreciated

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I have never heard of this,if you have a check engine light on,go to auto zone they will scan it for free and be able to tell what code is reading and tell the part that is bad.

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The turning of the ignition switch only works on old Jeeps. Anything OBD II or newer needs a scan tool. I thought the other guy was a 35 year ASE tec, and didn't know the key switch trick???

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