Two problems related to rear suspension shock absorber have been reported for the 2014 Ford Escape. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2014 Ford Escape based on all problems reported for the 2014 Escape.
Rear shock absorber defective, but Ford won't replace under extended warranty, even premium extended. Dealer replaced at cost of $556 plus charged another $100 to align wheels. Ford will not take care of, despite issuing TSB no. 15-0194 indicating that shock absorbers may be defective. Ford says part not covered, but there is a safety issue due to defective part.
When I have an oil change, the dealer (2 of them) notify me that I have a leak in my rear shock absorbers. I have replaced the passenger side twice and now they tell me my drivers side is leaking. The vehicle just went out of warranty, but there is a problem with the rear shocks. I have never experience a rear shock leak as long as I have owned a vehicle. Now, basically, every time I have an oil change and check, they inform me of a leakage.
| Suspension problems | |
| Rear Suspension Shock Absorber problems | |
| Suspension Noise problems | |
| Front Suspension Control Arm problems | |
| Ball Joint problems | |
| Strut Failure problems |