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Anonymous Posted on Aug 30, 2013

Chirping noise right rear of 2006 escape xlt. Dealer mechanic said vacuum plate needed lube or oil. Did not help. Can not find info on vacuum plate?

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Anonymous

Seldom in the last 40 years, have I ever
oiled a thing on any vehicle

Are you talking about the intake manifold
runner vacuum motors?

Either way, a dealer should be able to resolve,
unless you read the hundreds of questions here
every week,then they are useless

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 25, 2008

SOURCE: 2007 Escape oil pressure issue/oil pump

one thing to keep in mind that even though the vehicle is new you can still have major engine issues, because of the bearing material may have been bad at production.taking this in account any part on a vehicle can fail prematurely either because of poor insatllation or improper manufacturing. As far as oil filters are concerned bthe odds of mechanic installing the wrong filter are slim to none.the oil pressure sending unit only senses that here is oil flowing through it. it doesn't set the light off unless there is absolutely no pressure at all the only way to see the pressure is to have a gauge. oil prssure should be abot 45 psi at 2000 rpms. the only way a filter would effect oil pressure is if it was completely clogged. It would take a great deal of coolant in the oil to ruin a set of bearings and before that happens your vehicle would not run very well and you would notice a great amount of white smoke out the exaust. this would indicated either a blown head gasket.cracked head or a cracked block. you never mentioned what they found in the anaylasis of the oil. I presume that your vehicle is still under warrenty on the powertrain. I would suggest that you have the dealership check your oil pump out. every vehicle will have a small amount of metalic residue in the oil. large shavings and chunks of metal would be a worry. please rate this thanks.

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Harvey N Tawatao

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  • Posted on Jul 01, 2009

SOURCE: oil & filter change

If there is a Auto Zone around your area, you can get the oil and filter there with the step by step  instructions needed to get the job gone. There is a oil filter wrench for you to buy to remove the old oil filter, buy the oil filter cup that attaches to the ratchet, the other wrenches tend to crush the filters. Keep me posted be glad to answer any questions and give you instructions to the oil change procedure if Auto ZOne could not help you or there is not one around you. 

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 10, 2009

SOURCE: 2005 ford escape 3.0l AWD XLT - DRIVESHAFT CARRIER

if there is some one in your area that balances driveshafts they can change just the bearing for you

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 23, 2011

SOURCE: How many grease fittings are

2 both are on the u-joints on the front axles

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