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360+ for me on first stop, usually 380+ on second stop.

First time replacement? I guess 3 years is a good time for the battery out in the heat of AZ.

Could be a throttle body issue, if so, people are still reporting that part on backorder. Get on the list as fast as you can!

Welcome & congrats! Hope the Edge holds up well 4 ya. Nice pic!

Some quick assorted things to do list: http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12565-how-tos-powertrain-electronics-body-more/ HTH, and congrats/welcome!

Glad it is fixed! Did it sound similar to teknowiz's sound clip? TIA.

Congrats on the new Edge! Hub bore sizes are different between '07-10 and '11-13 models, so be sure to get 18" rims for the '11-'13 models only. There's at least one member with wheels on offer, not sure where you are, but have to figure shipping in if not local.

Depends on the dealership, but it is very likely the rotors and pads were simply cleaned/resurfaced, not replaced. So you probably got better mileage out of them than someone who really steps on the brakes Probably best to replace the brakes (rotors/pads) with aftermarket like EBC or PowerStop. Then be sure they are bedded in properly.

Another recently posted topic for the dome/cargo lights (on a '13 model): http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12815-dunno-why-i-didnt-install-leds-long-ago/

Looking for the best LED bulbs for your project? Here is a nice list (thanks, candurin!): http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12851-brightest-leds/

Nice, congrats to both buyer and seller!

Welcome & congratulations, LORR! Plenty of ideas on this forum for mods You are off to a good start protecting your vehicle.

Ah yes, I have seen your posts on L2D, welcome again! I too like the stock height of the Edge, especially for maintenance work without needing ramps/jackstands :hyper: Weathertech is a popular option, as are Husky products. I use Weathertech year-round, and they have served me well. Have not been too slippery at all. Mom has been OK with them as well, and she's well into senior status An idea that just came to mind was to spray PlastiDip onto these Mats to provide grip, maybe someone else can chime in on that/durability for that purpose.

Wanna remove/replace headlights on your 2011+ Ford Edge (thanks Cellbine!): See the how-to above on bumper removal then go here: http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12812-how-to-remove-headlights;-2011-models/?do=findComment&comment=99347

Keep the mods and pics coming Nice alternatives for folks to ponder.

Nice job! Plan to black out your grille to match?

Video/writeup on removing the bumper on the 2011+ Ford Edge (thanks Cellbine!): http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12810-how-to-remove-front-bumper;-2011-2013-models

Go to http://www.daytimebrightlites.com/FAQ.php for kc's helpful tutorials/how-tos. Hopefully they will ease you into the process

Why the change already? And don't say you've been Photoshopping all along!

I think you had pre-existing knowledge of the coming of the Edge era

Et tu, Cellbine! Great pic of the 2 of you! Congrats, shoulinpanther. A long life 2 you 2 enjoy her company

The PCM probably shut off the AC to decrease load on the engine under a misfire condition. I believe it does the same thing at wide open throttle (WOT). Glad the fix was simple in this case!

Welcome & congrats, Matt. You now have a wee bit more room in your ride Are you a professional detailer by any chance? As far as upgrades, a recent thread discussed just that http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/12794-new-edge-what-do-i-need-to-do-first/ You can lower the Edge with H&R springs, get bigger wheels (the 22s from '11-'13 models), change out the exhaust (Magnaflow most commonly swapped in). This is just for starters. Looking forward to pics in the near future!

No doubt customer feedback is important! I am sure Ford is already aware of the issues and probably cost-weighted them prior to production. Still, we have to document the real-life cases to prove a point

You mentioned before that power seems to drop off a little during these episodes. Is that still true? Do you feel any vibration or notice anything else unusual at that time? Is the climate control on during that time? It almost sounds like a groan or something flexing bending. Hit any potholes hard enough to bend wheels? Check the intake. Have you changed anything in that area or had it recently serviced? Something may not be bolted down tightly enough. Driving next to concrete barriers/Jersey walls will greatly amplify any sound coming off your vehicle from the outside. If you have a spot where you can make some test runs and plant a camera nearby, that might help.