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Autolock and autounlock do different jobs. In the linked Ford Everest manual, one locks the doors after driving conditions are met; the other unlocks them during a specified stopping-and-exiting sequence. An unlocked door at rest is not, by itself, proof that autolock failed. Contents 1. Match the manual before changing a setting 2. Read each condition as part of a sequence 3. Describe what happened before requesting service 4. Questions before changing a setting 1. Match the manual before changing a setting Use the manual supplied for your vehicle’s year, market and equipment. This guide discusses the linked Everest online entry; it does not assign its settings or thresholds to every Everest generation. Find the same feature names in your own manual before treating the examples below as applicable. Make a short note of the vehicle and manual you consulted. If the menu wording differs, keep that difference for a dealer question rather than following a button sequence copied from anothe...

An additional wipe shortly after using the washer can be the Courtesy Wipe feature. The 2024 Ford Everest Australia/New Zealand manual describes an extra single wipe at the end of a washer request when that feature is enabled. Start by identifying the event, not by assuming a fault. Contents 1. Check the vehicle and the event 2. Read the menu without changing several things 3. Keep washer precautions separate 4. Common questions 1. Check the vehicle and the event This explanation is limited to the Everest manual linked below, edition 202407 for Australia/New Zealand. It is not a universal setting for every Ford model, model year or market. Match your own vehicle and manual before looking for the menu. A useful note begins with what happened immediately before the wipe. Did you just request washer fluid, or were the wipers responding in another situation? Those are different observations. “The wipers moved again” is too broad to identify a feature on its own. 2. Read the menu without c...