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See the photos in this listing. Also this image. From the 2015 Edge Source Book:

There is a setting in the display menu to show a vertical tachometer next to the fuel gauge, though it is very small.

I think only on 2.0L FWD models they are open with ducts behind for the side air curtains. Something for aerodynamics & improved efficiency. Just wonder how beneficial they are since they are closed off in all other models.

Anyone had the TSB applied to their Edge? I asked my dealer and they ordered the parts, but they informed me that the mini-mudflaps have been on back order since early January! Edit, April 12: was just informed yesterday by the dealer that the parts arrived.

Few questions: How was the install? Can you post the link to the eBay listing? For the turn Signals, can't you just use the wiring for the stock turn signals? They are immediately above those lights at the bottom of the headlights. Might want to disable the stock front parking lights first as they operate on a dual voltage setup (link to how I did it). Couldn't you have used the stock signature lighting's wires for input for the DRLs?

What surprised more is that on my 2016 Sport, the 1-2-3 shift happens just below 60 mph, the ST has a shorter final drive, so the 1-2-3-4 sooner than the Sport's 1-2-3, hence no wonder it has a slow 0-60 time with all those shifts.

The Edge's door will not unlock unless you put you hand inside the door handle opening (while the fob is close). If it is still unlocking, it might be that the fobs buttons are being pressed accidentally, or there is an issue with the Edge's locks. Edit: A feature worth looking into is the Auto Relock, but it does not come by default. You'll need to enable it with ForScan. What it will do is auto re-lock the doors if they were unlocked with a fob but a door was not opened within 45 seconds.

PCM is the "Powertrain Control Module", basically the computer controlling the Engine & Transmission which has a software, this software is what is updated (and tuned in aftermarket tuners) just like how phones' software is updated. Reading all these issues with the ST's 8-speed, it seems the concern is with the 2-3 shift, also noteworthy is that the 2nd gear is one of the two added gears compared to the previous transmission in the Sport. The second added gear is the 8th, a 2nd overdrive ratio. So the issue could be as simple as software related for how it deals with the extra ratios (compared to the old 6-speed unit) or hardware with the new components they added to convert the 6-speed to a 8-speed.

Try to disconnect the Edge's battery for 10 minuted to force a reset of all electronics. Or only a master reset in the settings menu of the main display.

@jamie1073 Did you also manually calculate it or is it only based on the trip computer?

Horns usually are made up of two pieces, low & hight tone. Ford stated skipping on one of two in recent models. If it bothers you can add the other one.

For 2015-2018 models, I believe only the Edge Sport had the Noise cancellation.

There is a Ford procedure for draining & refilling the PTU foe Gen 2. Install the PTU drain plug. Torque: 33 lb.ft (45 Nm) Transfer Case Draining and Filling.pdf Sorry, @WWWPerfA_ZN0W, didn't see your post with the torque specs. By the way, our Dealer here is aware & they spec the drain/refill every 32k km. But it is probably because our region had higher failure rates that prompted the drain plug to be factory equipped from 2013 Edge models and also the extended 1 time replacement warranty for previous years with a drain plug equipped PTU.

The battery terminals are available separately. P/N foe the positive is BT4Z-14450-AA and costs ~$13

This feature was added in later builds of 2013 models. Not sure if it can be added or not.

Can you show a picture of this view? I don't believe this would be for 2019.

Congratulations. The Nautilus is a nice vehicle. Hope you enjoy it to the fullest.

OEM replacement fan? There have a lot issues with people when using aftermarket fans on the Edge.

Center (hub) bore diameter is different. I think 2007-2010 are 70.6mm while 2011-2014 are 634mm. So it is not a direct swap.

That means the noise is from the back seat. Check if the seat cushion and back are loose. Try reclining the back seat to see if it affects the rattling.

Fords warranty would not cover it, this is whats stated in the warranty booklet: But you can check the tire manufacturer's warranty if they have something, I know at least Vredestein does include the a Road Hazard Replacement Program during the first year.

Just found there is a SSM for 2015-2016 the Edge Cooled Seats:

Here is the procedure for a 2015, the 2019 will probably be the same. Front Door Upper Moulding.pdf

Hi Jason, Any details on the reasons for this recall? What are the symptoms or safety concern? Also the remedy is only changing the steering?

Check this post/topic, there is a TSB to fix (or try to, don't think anyone reported post fix), note that the fix is applicable for front & rear doors: