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For me, the first (original) set lasted about 3-4 years when I did not know how to preserve them, making sure technicians are using 21mm wrenches. So I expect the new set to out last how long I'll be keeping the Edge. -
By ben senise · Posted
thanks for that info. i didn't think of looking for reviews on amazon. we have winter conditions here so no go for me. the mustang lug nuts won't really solve the problem since they are the same design, just less expensive. thanks -
By RazorsEdge2019 · Posted
Finally heard by 11:30 am today....strut mounting bracket needs replacement....i'm trying to keep an open mind as far as them being able to diagnose and repair the issue, but something tells me my car will be making a return visit for the same problem...anyway, its still there (at dealer) because they had to order the part...supposed to be ready tomorrow morning....if thats the case, i think they could have offered a rental for the three days they've had mine....(i hate "dealing" with dealers)....update soon...RazorsEdge2019 -
I don't remember reading on this forum of anyone trying them, however, I found some reviews on Amazon. They seem to be good, but prone to rust/corrosion in winter conditions. If you are still considering the OEMs, you can get them for about half the price as a Ford Performance part for the Mustang (link)
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Probably not. The positioning is both controlled and synced by the actuator. In gen 1 cars it's caused by gear teeth getting stripped. In gen 2 cars, the actuators were redesigned with beefier gears but the cheapened the wipers traces and thus then became to point of failure. The when the actuators fail, they "hunt" the determine where the end point is, failing to find it, they shut off until the following start cycle. Sometimes resetting the actuator allows it to break the hunting cycle by repositioning by wiping full travel which allows it to relearn each end position. In both cases, the actuators were designed poorly. Here's an excellent video which gives a run through of the actuators and how they work and fail. -
By edgemaster · Posted
I got me one of those gadgets and ran the relearn procedure. All is OK now. If the message pops up again in a few weeks, which I totally expect, one of the sensors is bad, right? -
Best wishes for your continued recovery and for your return to nighttime driving enjoyment. Good luck!
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Been there, you have my sympathies. Hope the update works. PS update the phone as well.
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From Ford's online parts site... Magnetic Drain Plug part number: CV6Z-7A010-A FordParts.com page link for Magnetic Drain Plug Filler Plug part number: CV6Z-7A010-B FordParts.com page link for Filler Plug Web searching the part numbers may reveal lower pricing via other online sellers. Good luck!
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This issue sounds very similar to the behavior my 2011 exhibited when the brake booster failed. In 2011 there was a recall on the booster, but i'm not sure about the 2010.
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