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Seems to be set up for questions only - don’t think I’ve ever seen that before.

Yes they can detect a previous tune although it's unlikely to be an issue unless you blow an engine or tranny.

All of the cases I can remember were the booster and/or the master cylinder (barring an actual fluid leak somewhere). There is an extended warranty on the booster. Just because they said they replaced something doesn't mean they did it correctly.

I thought there was a display that would show you the torque distribution.

There is no easy way to switch between phones but letting the driver use bluetooth is definitely the best solution. If the passenger gets a call they can always switch phones and put it on the speaker.

Any modification can cause denial of a warranty claim (but not voiding the warranty). But it has to be something related to the failure. If you use a tuner and your radio stops working they can’t deny that claim. But if your transmission fails and it appears to be too much torque and you have a tune they probably won’t cover that.

The best way to describe it is to kick your foot up and touch your shoelaces to the bottom of the bumper on either side of center. At least that always works for me.

Wait - are you getting an AWD Off message or just a general Wrench warning light?

Oh it will probably affect other Edges but the same applies to all of them - once they determine the problem and issue the fix it shouldn't reoccur.

Is the warning light still on when the dealer looks at it? If so they should be able to get a code. If not you might want to try a different dealer.

It's a shame Ford is still having these types of issues on new vehicle launches. But once fixed they shouldn't reoccur.

Nope. Bluetooth only allows one active phone connection at a time.

When I said "raised" I meant "ribbed" <insert joke here>.

Testing insert other media Can't get that to work

Test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJF3MIJYMDI