Mazz

It would be a HUGE undertaking. The Sony system is integrated with the climate, MFT, and who knows what else. Not something that is plug and play, that's for sure.

Sounds typical of a clogged fuel vent system, or one that has a failed solenoid valve.

Sounds typical of a clogged fuel vent system, or one that has a failed solenoid valve.

Your English is fine. No need to apologize. There are lots of posts on lighting, so you may want to read up in those areas.

Dealer I go to does not participate in this program. May be that yours does not either. Only way to find out is to call the dealer's service department and ask.

I as well. Wonder if the black panel at the bottom of the grill would be a mounting option. I've got a limited, not a sport, so it may be different on the sport. Too many other projects on the home front right now though.

Been asked on this forum before. I believe the answer is "no".

For those of us who are rocket scientists, however, it's sometimes better to let someone who is a real mechanic work on our cars.

Nice!

Ditto And to add to that, akirby, in my opinion, does an excellent job moderating this forum. It's a thankless job and the pay ain't the best.

Must be yours. The panels, doors, hood, and hatch are all fitted very well with even gaps and everything is flush on mine.

So there is a time warp.

Well, I don't need them, other than to light the road sides. Live in a rural area with a lot if deer. Plus, when we get fog, which we had four days last week, it is thick.

The only thing that I do not like about my 2011 Edge Limited, is the fact that it does not have fog lights. Not even an option! I'm looking at adding them myself. Not liking anything that sticks out or looks added on; so I'm thinking of adding some 2" round Hellas behind the black panel below the chrome grille. Need to let the weather warm up a bit to check from the underside to see if there is room and a mounting point. Has anyone added true fog lights to theirs? If so, what did you use and how did you mount them?

I've got a Limited. Can't help you on the seats, since I only drove a Limited. Not sure if they insulate the Limited more or not. Would stand to reason. As far as the radio goes, the non-Sony radio is terrible. Spoke to the owner of the dealer where I bought mine, he said a lot of people test drive an SEL and listen to the radio, then drive a Limited, and listen to the radio, and they buy the Limited based on the radio. Of course, that is anecdotal evidence at best, and merely reflects opinion.

Sorry Dingo. Was on my phone and some links are not obvious. Thanks for the link.

So Dingo, you got any specific info?

I'd show it to the dealer. See what they have to say.

Might do a search on this site for HID. There are some photos of where some have mounted the ballasts. I would not trust the tape alone to hold the ballasts. Some have posted there were existing holes that provided mounting points. I'm waiting for warmer weather, but will be ordering a kit from RetroSolutions. Their kit seems to be top notch, and from what I've seen on this forum and others, their support and customer service is top notch as well.

On my 2011, I can also turn the remote start function off or on, through the left side steering wheel touch pads. So you may want to delve into that a bit to see if the function is turned off.

If you have the Sony system, you already have a subwoofer. But to answer your question, yes you can add one without losing any factory items. You would need an amp, a subwoofer speaker and enclosure, and LOC (Line Out Converter) to convert speaker wire to RCA inputs to the amp (though some amps have speaker lead inputs). You'll also need a trigger wire to turn the amp on when the radio is turned on (but some amps with speaker lead inputs kick on when a signal comes in from the speaker lead inputs). I'm no expert on any of this stuff, so let some of the more knowledgeable fill in more info and perhaps correct any misgivings I've put down.

None of their products seem to fit any Ford.

Nevrdul. It may be spelled a bit differently. It is made by Eagle, comes in a can, and is a buffng cotton embedded with polishing compound.

I also went from a GMC Pickup when I got my 2011 Edge Limited. I sometimes miss my truck, but so far, the Edge has been a worthy replacement.

If you don't report it to your insurance, and they later find out, they could possibly deny you coverage. At the very least, you should inform them for "information purposes only, at this time". That way, you have informed them, and if you find out the cost to repair is going to be too much, you can then start the claim process.