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JOEHIO

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  1. :banghead:

    I feel the same, the CRV is more comparable to an Escape. As a matter of fact, a few months ago, a friend that had FMC products most of her life, went out and bought a CRV. She likes the CRV, but admits that she should have gone with the Escape. She said the CRV is nice, but feels everything inside is very cheap, xompared to the Escape.

  2. I don't know how good these programs are, but people are using them. Try negotiating without mentioning the program, this is end of month time, and salesmen are all looking to get salesman of the month award (most sales). You can usually do best if you take something that they have in stock. The sooner they sell "in stock" vehicles, they eliminate their payout.

    LOL

    Joe

  3. On our MKS, recomended oil change is every 7,500 miles, to keep the warranty valid. Spoke to tech,

    he said he would change every 5,000 miles, so this is what I have been doing.

  4. :redcard:

    Don't go to the dealer to get the code and pay any money. My sister in law bought a used Fird fie hundred last year, did not have keyless entry code, the dealer wanted $99 to get the code for her, this was Loman Ford in Woodbridge, NJ. Our Lincoln dealership ( Maplecrest, Union NJ :hyper: ) did it for free, but I googled How to get Keyless code for Ford 500, and it said it was under fuse box under the dashboard.

    Joe

  5. We had the same problem with my wife's 09 MKS. Turns out, thet had to replace trans sensors, now all is well. When it did bang into gear, it felt as if we were jsut rear ended.

    Here is a list of replaced sensors:

    AA5Z-7M101-B SENSOR 538-295

    7T4Z-7B210-A PIN - R 231298

    AA5Z-7H103-A SENSOR 479975

    9E9Z-7H557-B SENSOR 446858

    I realize that this is for a MKS, not a Edge oe MKX, but if you pass this info on to service, it might give them a heads up.

    Hope it helps.

    Joe

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  6. Congrats on the new ride. Winter in NJ is really pretty wicked this year, 30 inches at Chritmas a few storms around 10-15, and yesterday, we got another

    21 inches. Where in NE Ohio R U located ? Have 1 friend that lives in Northfield, south of Cleveland, and another buddy that is in Burton. Would love to move out there, but the wife say's "no way, jose". :wacko:

    Joe

  7. A similar thing happened when I took delivery of my last vehicle - shipped from Japan. Paint condition aside, all the glass had water spots. Sea breeze? Wouldn't come off with windex (I can't believe they told you that). Zaino's Z-12 Glass Polish did the trick. Check it out

    Some friends have told me that Mr. Clean, magic eraser does the trick. Can't say, never had to try it.

    One trick that I learned from a neighbor, is when doing windows after washing the car, use a detailing mist, Maguires, Mothers, etc. on windows and windshield - it works, and DOES NOT smear with wipers.

  8. True, AWD will bring more value upon resale, will be better in snow than FWD, and AWD will also provide better traction on wet roads ( rain), and also loose pavement ie country gravel roads. AWD will give less mpg, make ther car a bit heavier, it;s a choice you have ti make yourself, I live in central NJ, and would not be without 1 AWD vehicle. To confuse you even more, lets go back 25 years - how many

    AWD vehicles were there ??? We all survived, and backthen, there weren't even all that many FWD vehicles !

  9. Hey Dave,

    Don't know of any Edge owners with really high miles, but I think if you keep service up as in the maintenence portion of your owners manual, you should have no problem. Had a '95 Explorer that I sold to a friend for their daughter, and it had 140 K back then, and she now has over 200K on it now, and still runs strong !

    Enjoy your ride !

    Joe

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