Is there suppose to be light for center console gear shift for 2018 Escape

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Asked by GuruXX3QZ Oct 19, 2018 at 01:14 AM about the 2018 Ford Escape SE AWD

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I did and they said it does not light up which makes no sense. That is why I was asking. Is there somebody that has the 2018 Ford escape that can tell me.

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Thanks for your help. It does not make sense. It looks terrible at night not be lit up It is so dark. It seems a safety issue to only be able to see on dash. I am very disappointed.

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Everything else in the vehicle has light but the gear you are in. Ford failed in this. My 2013 Fusion gear shift has light.

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I bought my 2018 Ford Escape Titanium in April and I sure thought the gear shift lights illuminated at night then noticed they don't. I took my car to the Ford Dealership where I bought it this morning and they also told me it isn't supposed to light up. It's hard to see to change gears at night in the dark. This sucks!

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I really think this is a safety issue....I hope they are forced to fix this.

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