Scorpio

Was on a bit of a road trip again this weekend, 400 mile round trip, and on the return leg with cruise set at 110km/hr (posted limit is 100) managed a consistent 8.7L/100km mpg, or just over 27mpg. I can live with that for an AWD V6 .

Fuse check would be a good place to start.

FWIW, the same topic came up regarding the 3.5L - seems sometime late in the '11 build/early '12, Ford switched over to the one large muffler whether FWD, AWD, tow package whatever. http://www.fordedgeforum.com/index.php?/topic/8009-one-muffler-or-two/

Yea that's complete and utter BS them saying you have to pay for the nav SD card separately! Mine came with the cars documentation package in the glovebox, no extra charge. Sounds like your dealer scammed the provided SD card for some other use and gave you a song-and-dance about having to pay for it separately.

Congrats on the new ride. As for HID's, many here have done aftermarket conversions, so at least there's that option for ya. Enjoy!

Rec'd the same notice a couple weeks back; didn't saying anything about a new nav SD card though?! Anyhoo, as mine 2.11 is working fine, I'm a bit reticent to upgrade at all (I'm a firm believer in "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" LOL, at least in my own specific case )...maybe I'll hold off and see how it goes for everyone else first.

The correct FoMoCo piece should indeed say "SoundScreen" - it's at the bottom of the glass on the driver's side (see below). P.S. the only reason I knew about this at all was prior to buying the car, the salesman had pointed it out as one of the improvements they'd made with the Edge. So compared with the results you found above with a generic part, maybe he was even telling the truth LOL.

Soundscreen is the newer design to keep noise out - sounds like they went with the lesser type.

What little road noise there is doesn't seem to be directional on mine (2012 Limited); if you've noticed a change since that new glass went in then I too would be suspect that they actually used OEM, no matter what they may have told you.

Welcome to the site Rob, I'm sure your experience and expertise will be more than welcome!

Can't help with the Wcities, but congrats on the new ride and welcome to the site!

Congrats and welcome!

Looks like a hard hit, hope no one was hurt! If not, I'm sure the new ride will help forget it all - enjoy!

Is that the same band as police radar? Curious if it screws with their radar guns LOL.

It's the 'net I know, and things get skewed *L*, but I was responding to this particular statement "But the ones in this thread that say it works fine do admit to not being..." as I had previously in this post replied that mine worked fine...broad strokes . Just trying to keep it to facts as well, but again I digress. Thanks for the clarification though and happy motoring!

That is incorrect. Where have I ever said that? I've quite clearly stated in many posts that mine is my daily driver and has been since I bought it last October, and I still have had no, zero, nada, zilch problems with MFT. And I do have Nav though that is used rarely, as being a daily driver, I usually know where I'm going LOL. Anyway, this is the new guys "welcome" post - why do so many naysayers have to jump in to piss in his corn flakes? There are other forums and many many posts exclusively for complaints, or even bitching and whining LOL. Those few who seem to want to turn just about every post on here lately into a bitchfest really is starting to take away from this forum. You got problems? I sincerly hope you get it fixed with the new update, if not, keep bitching at Ford - at this point, on here, you're only hurting your point, not helping it. Back on topic, congrats again to CaptKirk on the new ride and enjoy!

Congrats and welcome CaptKirk, another very satifised owner here - drive and enjoy!

Remote start is configurable through the left side menu under Convenience settings. Not sure if that applies to non factory installed remote starters though.

Exactly, the voice command "navigation" followed by "street address" allows you to verbally enter a destination - the few times I actually use Nav, this is the way I do it. Straight forward and no "hunting and pecking" on the screen, and much safer while driving and keeping eyes on the road. I may sound like a broken record here, as I've mentioned it a few times LOL, but I really find MFT - any of it's functions, to be easier to use with voice commands instead of hunting through screens and buttons. Just get used to talking to the car and it goes a lot smoother...buttons are so 20th century LOL!

FWIW I haven't had any issues with MFT, or anything else for that matter, with my 2012 Limited - great vehicle and thoroughly enjoying owning and driving it!

Congrats and welcome!

You're welcome, this is the first car I've owned where I've had to spend quality time with the owner's manual LOL

The heated mirrors do not have a separate switch; they are activated with the rear defrost.

Yes they're compatible, just need the new ones retrained to the vehicle. And yes '11 and '12 have the same wheel fitment specs. Enjoy the new ride!

Why all the hostility and supposition against those who report no big issues with MFT, and...heaven-forbid..even go so far as to say they like the system?! Now I can certainly understand a certain frustration level by some who have genuinely serious problems with MFT, but some seem to have taken it to the level that they almost seem to hate those who don't have those same problems...that's just crazy. To say someone must work for Ford, to paraphrase, just because they post on here that their MFT works is, well, just as silly as me saying that someone who bitches and complains here all the time must work for GM LOL. See....just silly! I have no reason to doubt anyone who's said their MFT is fubar'd, nor have I ever questioned their reasons for saying so publicly. But a little common courtesy and respect though works both ways. And I still stand by my own experiences with MFT in saying it's worked flawlessly and is a big plus in ownership of my own particular car. It's a daily driver and has been since picking it up last October, has been on a couple extended road trips, and MFT, other than nav, is used extensively every time I'm behind the wheel. Just brain farting here, but maybe my own use of voice command almost exclusively (except for those seat heaters!) and staying away from buttons "helps"? Also, and again just pure speculation, since Canadian cars don't have all the MFT functions (no web browser, or all the sirius functions), the system itself is not as "challenged"? Happy motoring!