As the owner of a 2017 Ford Escape, You may find Yourself needing to open the hood. This is not something that Your keyleSSRemote is meant for, but it is still a very simple task. The firSTStep You will need to take is to walk to the driver's side of Your vehicle, open the door, and get inside. Looking at the dashboard of Your car near the door's hinges, You will find a lever with the icon of a popped hood on it. Pull this lever, and the hood will open.
Cathy j
July 16, 2020
Where is the safety release yes under the hood where
Faith B
March 2, 2021
Pull the hood release from inside. Go to the from of the car and raise the hood, you will see something yellow on the left under the hood. Push on it and it will release the hood to open.
Thelma E.
April 9, 2020
On the drivers side near the footwell, there is a lever on the door to pop open the hood. When the hood is open, there is a yellow latch, that needs to be pulled to keep the hood in place.
Sarah J.
April 9, 2020
To open the hood on the 2017 ford escape, you will need to pull the hood release lever located on the floor on the driver's side of the vehicle.
Leslie S.
April 9, 2020
The hood release lever on the 2017 ford escape is located on the driver's side under the dashboard near the door.
Douglas R
November 24, 2021
After you pop the hood the yellow leave button is right next to the passenger side headlight it's not on the hood it's on the body you'll see it
Melissa B.
April 9, 2020
You can open the hood of 2017 ford escape by pulling the hood release. It is located on the driver's side interior. Then go to front of hood and release the safety latch. Then open the hood.
Clinton M.
April 9, 2020
In order to open to the hood you have you pull the hood release which is on the driver's side of ford escape. Then go to front of the hood and release the safety latch. Then open up the hood.
Pop the hood and then from the center opening move your hand a little bit to the left and there is a lever you feel and lift it up with your index finger it's simple
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