You could, but they would both be on the side seats, which could interfere with the front seats and where you like them positioned.
I would definately do the Forward Facing one behind the driver, as it gives the driver more room to adjust his/her seat.
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You'll have to figure out if it is fuel or ignition related to proceed. Could be injector problems, or spark problems. Did you have the computer scanned for trouble codes ?
Had this code for over 2 years on my 02 escape. FINALLY, found the solution. DONT replace your egr vacuum solenoid (unless you see broken pins on the connector). You can always test the solenoid to see if it still works if you suspect the solenoid is the culprit. Rather, most likely the problem will be in your electrical harness that connects from the solenoid to the pcm. I had no visible broken wires. However, in my case, my female connector harness that plugs into the solenoid was faulty. Replaced it by soldering the wires from a "new" harness that i got from the junk yard. If this fails for you, the problem will be almost guaranteed to be in either your pcm hardware or a broken pin at the pcm connection.
go to this site, it has a good guide on the diagram. it doesnt show with notations, but its not hard to figure out which is the alternator, the crank shaft pulley is labeled.
http://www.fixya.com/cars/t2616544-2001_ford_escape_cruise_control
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I had the exact same problem on my 2002 Escape. If you remove the engine cover (3 bolts), you will see where the cruise control links to the the throttle body. If your problem is the same as mine, you will see that it is not connected. I believe it is intended to snap on, but it just doesn't stay. I temporarily snapped it in and wrapped electrical tape to prevent it from unsnapping. Worked like a charm. Hope this helps.
I just ordered the part for the inside of the door from a local ford dealer. It was in Michigan and arrived in three days to Missouri so shipping is fairly fast. The part is around $35.00. The part number is 6L8Z-78223N03-AA. Its the inside door reinforcement bracket and it comes with a new bushing for the actuator rod. I hope this helps.
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