Ford Escape OBD2 Port Location (2013-2019)

About this video

Check engine light on and need to plug in a scanner? In this video, an ASE certified mechanic shows you exactly where the OBD2 diagnostic port is on a 2013-2019 Ford Escape (third generation, including the 2017 facelift) and how to connect a scan tool.

WHAT WE COVER
OBD2 port location under the driver side dash
Plugging in a code reader, Bluetooth OBD2 adapter, or full scan tool
Turning the ignition on so the scanner can communicate
What to do if the scanner will not connect or power up

WHEN YOU NEED THE OBD2 PORT
Check engine light, ABS light, airbag light, or traction control light
Reading and clearing fault codes
Checking readiness monitors before an emissions or state inspection
Live data, service resets, and module programming

COMMON FORD ESCAPE FAULT CODES
P0299 turbo underboost on EcoBoost engines, P0300 random misfire, P0171 system too lean, P0420 catalyst efficiency, P0456 and P1450 EVAP system, and P0128 thermostat.

RELATED MODELS
The Ford Kuga and Lincoln MKC (2015-2019) share this platform and have the OBD2 port in nearly the same spot. The Ford Focus and C-Max from the same era use a similar location too.

Quick tip: if your scanner will not power up, check the cigar lighter and power point fuse. The OBD2 port often shares that circuit on many vehicles.

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