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I think that AWD got the larger rotor. I can't find the official Ford tech specs for a 2017 but for 2019 FWD was 315mm, and AWD was 345mm rotors (and ST having 2 different style discs, and larger rear discs). -
I was wondering if anyone has the MGP Caliper covers on their Edge? I have a 2017 SEL and on the web site for mgp it asks rotor size to determine what covers to order. Any help on this would be fantastic.
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Thanks dabangsta and Haz. I printed this and will make sure they do that tomorrow. I could do it, but I'm going to make them do it since they got paid to do it. The only odd thing is that the windshield doesn't have the aligner line slots like shown in the instructions. Since the car was only 6 months or so old, they put in the OEM glass. I checked and the FoMoCo part number was exactly the same as what was taken out. I never saw those markings on the original one either. Odd. Edit: I did notice where those aligner slots are supposed to be there are horizontal slots that look like they actually have a sensor under them. They align perfectly where the end of each blade should be, so it is clear they are incorrect now as the driver's side touches the passenger side blade as it is going too low in the park position.
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The following is a PDF document download link to the relevant section from the Edge Workshop Manual... Windshield Wiper Pivot Arm - Removal and Installation - 2022-2023 Edge Workshop Manual.pdf It includes this guidance, which the windshield installer may not have done... Installation NOTICE: The ignition switch must be set to the ON position. Power is required to hold the wiper motor in the PARK position. No power or low battery voltage will allow the motor to move from the PARK position during the torquing operation resulting in incorrect wiper arm position. Good luck!
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Welcome to the Forum! Below are relevant sections from the 2019 Edge Workshop Manual... Document download links> Rear Spoiler - Removal and Installation - 2019 Edge Workshop Manual.pdf High Mounted Stoplamp - Removal and Installation - 2019 Edge Workshop Manual.pdf Good luck!
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I would deal with this when I would lift the wipers off the windshield of my 2017 Escape when washing it (can't do that with the Edge, they don't clear the back of the hood), and sometimes it would take 10 starts for them to stop adjusting. Same if they remove them to swap out the battery (you can remove the cowl do it, but then more often than not this happens). The process is to have the wiper arms off the shafts, turn on the wipers and let the shafts cycle a few times then shut them off, then put the arms back on where they should be in resting position. So yes, it is sorta a reset of the motor.
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maybe does it need case / crank / cam relearn ? or similar issue?
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