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@wafflenator It seems like the cluster I have and the one from the higher trim Escapes is the same; it's just the plastic shroud around it that differs. I am going to order the shroud by itself and take apart the dash to see what I can do. Thanks again for the tip. Edit: Ah crap......it won't...

Interesting. I'm going to look into that. I would much rather do that as opposed the full swap. The 12" touchscreen is nice, but it's a lot parts involved. Thanks for the suggestion!

I decided to do a full Sync 4 swap from a 2025 model year instead. Once I got the IPC from the 2025, it seems the shape of it and plastic shroud around it are different and won't fit without leaving some exposed gaps (assuming the mounting tabs line up perfectly and I can install it as it is)...

Pop the hood and look for this sticker. If it was built with a GPF, it will say it here.

I am going to attempt to install an IPC from a 2025 Bronco Sport in my 2023, so we will see what happens. I already have some incompatibilty issues since I am running a Sync 4 APIM in it, but I don't think this will complicate things any more in terms of the IPC swap. I am more concerned about...

Yea, module updates are usually released in FDRS before they make it to the OTA server, but they will send it OTA sooner than later. It is more cost effective for Ford to do it OTA and also more convenient for the vehicle owners.

It can and will be sent OTA. It would still need to be cleared from the VIN by a dealer once they verify the modules related to the recall are updated, but they will be sending it out OTA.

It's supposed to be a simple software update, but notices in PTS says dealers are having issues with it. Ford is aware and working on a solution. It requires an update to the SOBDMC which is the on board diagnostic module. Updating this module triggers a sequence in FDRS to update some other...

See above post from @BlueSpec1 as this seems to be a known issue on your vehicle where FORScan does not show easy mode for the ACM in particular. I still think it is a good idea to email them in case they are not aware of the isse, but for now, you may just need to make the changes manually.

Try emailing FORScan support. It could be a database issue on their side with your VIN.

When you first connect FORScan and it asks if you want to select the existing profile, did you try selecting "no" so it does a fresh scan?

It most likely has not been sent out to your vehicle yet. This OTA is for the PCM, so there is no chance it would update the navigation maps. The nav maps require an update on either the server side (and eventually the APIM) for newer connected vehicles, or they can be stored locally on the...