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Congratulations on your "promotion"! A heavy responsibility on your shoulders you have, young Jedi

Looks nice! I am thinking about installing moulding underneath the sensors on the rear bumper coz people in my area can't seem to resist making an impression on it.

Bob, can you post a video? On cold startup, these engines can make some unsettling noises for sure, especially when it IS cold outside. May just be a question of very brief, inadequate lubrication, tho not sure.

Shiny & Beautiful Got pretty good mileage on your Vegas trip too. Thanks for posting the pics.

There you go, Eduard, straight from the knowledgeable source! Hopefully Benny will pick up on your post soon.

That is my understanding, but best to talk/email the experts directly

Typically, you only need emergency brake shoes on one corner, so you should be fine buying just 1 set. I don't know how much shipping is out to you, but you can check with our forum sponsor, Levittown Ford, to see what pricing/shipping they can do for you on this kit. I know they ship overseas, just don't know if worldwide. Pretty sure under $100 shipped, but check with them (Benny is our contact). http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/10937-employee-pricing-on-all-parts-accessories/ Info From Ford website direct: Part Name: Parking Brake ShoeBrand: Ford Genuine Parts Part Number: 2648 Price: $79.98 Quantity: +Add To Cart ShareThis Part Description: Quantity Per Vehicle: 1 Package Quantity: 1 Weight: 3.80 lbs Dimensions: 9.25 IN x 2.63 IN x 8.63 IN http://www.levittownfordsupercenter.com/repair-parts/ford/edge/2010/brakes/parking-brake/

Probably why vent shades were invented.

If you like the chrome wheels, the chrome/shiny hood lifts could complement that, especially if you have a darker colored vehicle. Do you want the lifts to hide or stand out?

N2O over here for a riot on wheels.

Might as well be going after all the airplanes next!

Good to know this is a Chicken Little situation. Having knowledgeable members chime in helps separate the good from the rotten

X2 on the floor mats, and/or improperly installed carpeting. Very annoying. But would still keep an eye out JIC.

Yeah, electrical issues can be b***b*****s. With the Edge it's usually the battery or the door latch in some shape or form.

Has anyone had this problem? There is now a class action lawsuit: http://www.carcomplaints.com/news/2013/ford-lawsuit-sudden-acceleration.shtml Moderators, please feel free to move thread if this is not the appropriate section. Thank you!

Glad you got it fixed

Like that blue on the Edge! Welcome to the Edge-mania

LOL! You will find L2D very very helpful in that regard. Richy's work is outstanding, and he documents everything so well, simply amazing!

Welcome to the Edge community! Great pic, looks like a post-storm location just off the shore ... No clue on the MFT. But I do know that indexing and searching that amount of data will take some time. Processors/software are just not that fast in mobile audio yet. Microsoft directory structures are not that efficient anyway. Although FAT32 can support up to 8 TB of data (theoretically), it really isn't very good for more than 32GB in practice. That's why Microsoft introduced NTFS / NTFS5. A good summary here: http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm HTH.

Welcome! you have come to the right place, my friend. Lots of good reading and info, and even a friendly person or two, to be found here!

Welcome to the forum, and good luck with your sale.

Maybe it would be easier to get the Riddick modification done? No need then for all these lighting upgrades ... :tease: :hyper:

I will defer to Richy & Edgieguy on the product/application specifics. But my thought is that if you clean the vehicle really well (get the dirt and grime off), then wax it (no polishing), that would get you started on a good footing. Ideally, sure, you would throw in claying and polishing steps in between to achieve those diamond like sparkling results If you are interested in going whole hog, might be better off using a "test subject" (an old car, usually, or a painted panel) to get the hang of the process before using it on your "live" vehicle. Or, look up well-reviewed detailers in your area to put your mind at ease. Maybe someone on here knows people in CT who you could go to or have come to you?

Check posts by whiteis33. Used to have a FB link too, not sure if he added a website to go with ...

Nice use of that "dead" space. How did you wire it up?