No-Crank Condition for Ford
Some 2015 Ford Escape, CMAX and 2014 Focus vehicles built on October 1, 2014, through November 30, 2014, may exhibit a no-crank condition along with other electrical systems inoperative.
Check the 12-volt battery for loose, damaged or corroded connections. Check battery condition and state of charge.
Does the vehicle display all of the following key on engine off (KOEO) symptoms?
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The engine will not crank and electrical accessories will not operate when using the push-to-start button or ignition switch.
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The remote key does not lock or unlock the vehicle.
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Hazard warning is inoperative.
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Interior lighting is inoperative.
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Turn signal lamps are inoperative.
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Horn is inoperative.
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No communication with the HS-CAN or MS-CAN networks with the Integrated Diagnostic System.
If yes to the above, replace the body control module (BCM).
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