Then probably there is a connection issue behind it. If it happens again you can remove it, clean electrical connections behind it and make sure it's all nice and tight
how can i find this part, as in, what key words should i search for to make sure i'm getting the right screen? someone mentioned needing the exact part number to ensure it doesn't need to be reprogrammed once it is installed- what is the exact part number for this part? thanks for posting!
Hello, it is called information display screen and to get your part number you will have to remove yours and part # will be on the back. Other option is to call Ford dealer with your vehicle serial number (VIN) and ask for the part number. They should give it to you
Does it have to be programmed after installation of the used one to make it work, I was told sometimes it does and sometimes not...but try to match up exact part number
Thank you for the video...I have located a few used ones locally from salvages around $60.00 but already pulled and ready to pay for....new at dealer is $675.00 with core turned in
I also have one of the AC/heater actuators going bad, go from heater floor to AC front vent at start of cooling season, now every time I turn on ignition it makes grinding noise up in dash area behind speedometer, have to try and diagnose which one, mechanic friend of mine said might be blend door, have to feel which one is making noise...he said might have to remove radio and go through that opening to get to it......I've heard people say it has to be retrained or programmed after new one installed?
Or put the AC on in normal mode and leave AC switch on and turn off car and unhook battery and remove and replace bad actuator with gears exact spot and hook everything back up and hopefully avoid needing programmed...maybe you have video for that
@@thaAMAZNblue1 Most likely yes. To be sure you would have to test if power is coming to the screen.If yes then the screen failed. If not then problem is in the fuse or somewhere in the wiring
Perfect. Short, sweet and to the point. Thank you! 👏🏾😎
You're welcome!
@@QuiteAlright Do you remove battery negative cable first?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver Yes it is always recommended to disconnect battery when unplugging any electrical accessories
@@QuiteAlright My screen's connector may be loose or dirty. It's already unplugging itself!
Great video. Helped me alot. Finished install in like 10 mins.
Thanks. I'm glad i was able to help
Thanks! Exactly what I needed to know for this repair!
You are most welcome
I just smacked the top of mine a few times and it turned back on 😮💨
Then probably there is a connection issue behind it. If it happens again you can remove it, clean electrical connections behind it and make sure it's all nice and tight
I did that. It worked for a while then stopped
Which connector pin is the main power?
how can i find this part, as in, what key words should i search for to make sure i'm getting the right screen? someone mentioned needing the exact part number to ensure it doesn't need to be reprogrammed once it is installed- what is the exact part number for this part? thanks for posting!
Hello, it is called information display screen and to get your part number you will have to remove yours and part # will be on the back. Other option is to call Ford dealer with your vehicle serial number (VIN) and ask for the part number. They should give it to you
How do I change the display to Ford escape instead of mercury marine r
Does it have to be programmed after installation of the used one to make it work, I was told sometimes it does and sometimes not...but try to match up exact part number
If it is the exact part number it will not have to be programmed, at least from my experience. I just plugged it in
Thank you for the video...I have located a few used ones locally from salvages around $60.00 but already pulled and ready to pay for....new at dealer is $675.00 with core turned in
I also have one of the AC/heater actuators going bad, go from heater floor to AC front vent at start of cooling season, now every time I turn on ignition it makes grinding noise up in dash area behind speedometer, have to try and diagnose which one, mechanic friend of mine said might be blend door, have to feel which one is making noise...he said might have to remove radio and go through that opening to get to it......I've heard people say it has to be retrained or programmed after new one installed?
Or put the AC on in normal mode and leave AC switch on and turn off car and unhook battery and remove and replace bad actuator with gears exact spot and hook everything back up and hopefully avoid needing programmed...maybe you have video for that
@@bradleydobbs-yq5sp You're welcome. Salvage is my go to place as well for most of the parts. Saves lots of $
Many thanks
You are welcome
What year is that it's all controlled by a display buttons are gone
This video applies to 2008 - 2012.
2013 and up is a newer model and there is large display screen
@@QuiteAlright the large display screen control is an accident waiting to happen
Thank you. It worked nice.
You're welcome
Thanks for the video. 👍👍
Thanks for watching! :)
If you get one from the junk yard, won't that one eventually fail too?
It could but new one is probably quite pricey and has to come from a Ford dealer. You can get used screen for as low as $20 probably
Thanks for the video bro
You're welcome
Yeah a new on on ford oem parts is like 368.00 bucks
Just need to know the fuse #
It should be Fuse #14 in the passenger compartment fuse box
@@QuiteAlright thanks alot fella. My display went out but radio still works. So i guess its not a fuse issue with mine just gotta replace that ?
@@thaAMAZNblue1 Most likely yes. To be sure you would have to test if power is coming to the screen.If yes then the screen failed. If not then problem is in the fuse or somewhere in the wiring
Way to show something on a shitty car
Ford Escapes are great vehicles.