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And per what Ford filed with NHTSA, they're being even more proactive with this engine because it's used in hybrids and plug-in hybrids. We may have never heard of the same issue if it affected the EBs, given how relatively rare it is. But with the EB, you'd know right away there was a...

They were still working through the manufacturing issues when 22S47 was issued. They'd hoped that 22S47 would prevent fires on the existing engines already on the road should they fail, while they focused on building better engines. Then they found out that when engines fail with 22S47...

Yes, it would've taken time for the engines to work their way into production. Not sure it would've taken until May 2023, but that's what the recall says...

No...? Per Ford, the "robustness actions" on the engine assembly line were completed by Sept 1, 2022. Per Ford, at time of issuing recall 23S27, no engines built after that date had failed/caught fire. The known manufacturing issues reportedly started at launch in 2019 (for Escape/Maverick...

Come again? This was the question asked and answered. So now you're asking a new question. Nothing wrong with that, just say so. They are more likely to fail due to the manufacturing issues. Being a hybrid, the outcome is potentially worse than if an EB failed due to as yet unknown...

On a Texas toll road, yes. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_limits_in_the_United_States https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_State_Highway_130 https://goo.gl/maps/2fkyVmt7cJ5xxZKc7

Probably because they're in this other redundant thread: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/%F0%9F%93%A3-2024-maverick-ordering-changes-info-price-increases-new-terrain-azure-gray-colors-product-changes-etc.33645/

"Isolated engine manufacturing" issues occurred building the hybrid engines. There were specific issues they were having building the engines to spec. Because of that, there's a slightly elevated chance of the engine itself failing. Engine failing via "block breach" essentially means the...

Eco-boasting you are, indeed! ;)

Yes and no. Escape offers 4 choices - 1.5L or 2.0L EB, Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid. For 2020-2022, lowest to highest cost, it was 1.5L EB, Hybrid, 2.0L EB, PHEV. Titanium was actually hybrid standard, 2.0L EB upgrade/up-charge as a result. For 2023, Escape Hybrid is now more than 2.0L EB. RAV4...

When in doubt, stick it in a bag of rice.* *Don't try this at home, kids.

That dealer needs to read this part of the dealer notice in the other thread. The whole point of the CSP is as a preventative measure. It's so that you never have to experience the vehicle "experience a no-start condition". Ugh, dealers... 🙄 No, you don't need symptoms. You just need to...

Serious answer: it probably depends on the severity. Might help if you upload some pictures of the damage you're concerned about.

Air bags are deployed when the vehicle senses a collision. It just thinks you're about to hit something...

Can't find anything on here for P2282. Brief bit of research suggests amongst other things a connection to Universal Heated Oxygen Sensors (UHO2S). There is a new recall regarding those - 23E07. Basically just some software updates if that's the issue. See the thread on that...

Maverick is "Sync 2.5" except Lariat Luxury Package which gets Sync 3 8".

That's a good deal. Best I can do is 5 cents.

No, you're barking up the wrong tree there.

Sound mode is Surround or Stereo.

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