Jackman5000

Yep, just call and keep saying "cancel" until they drop prices low enough. I got them to 4 a month I think it was

In Amazon, look for nochoice ball mount. It's a steel ball (3/4") that sticks to dash. Concave steel piece sticks to back of phone. Holds extremely well and very minimal

Mine flickered but just turned them/wiggled the connection a bit. Fixed it.

Good luck.

Also, your battery probably has a little clear dot...if I remember right, it should be green. No green=bad battery

Prob just battery. Take your car to parts store and they have a device that quickly tells you if the electrical system working prop.

Weathertechs much better

Yep.

Ok. Thanks for the info. I did a bit of research while waiting, and yeah, pretty common. I had noticed a very slight stutter at idle, which is now gone....might be my imagination, but I think throttle response is slightly better too. So I'm happy. I see that replacing it myself would have cost less than my 100 deductible for ESP. Lol. Oops. Oh well, an hour sitting in waiting room playing on phone is rare so no biggie. Thanks again for responses

Hello. Brought 2012 limited to ford for regular oil change. Upon re entry of vehicle, notice check engine light on (never on before). They scan and determine needs purge regulation valve. Opinions? Facts? 74,500 miles. Very regularly maintained.

Still can't believe I spent almost 300 on all 4 pieces but three years later they look new and so does carpet....so worthy investment.

Still can't believe I spent almost 300 on all 4 pieces but three years later they look new and so does carpet....so worthy investment.

I use the weathertechs in all three areas. Look good and work well. Only problem....the weathertech label peels off. Just rubber cement them back. No biggie

As a recent supply chain major, the more I learned about Toyotas obsession with CRM (cust relation mgmt), lean manufacturing, and TQM (total quality management), the more i leaned their way. In my opinion, ford is the most advanced here in the states, but none of our firms are as far along. I can literally "feel" the difference in the entire car buying/maintaining process with ford vs Toyota.

Hello jacksprat, First of all, to be upfront, I am no where near as knowledgable in regards to the edge as a lot of the contributors on this forum. I do very little actual work on the vehicle. I pretty much just have Ford house maintain it as per the manual (2012 edge limited). But, my two cents: The edge Limited interior and ride feels of higher quality than other manufacturers similar offerings. Have nothing but love for the vehicle itself. But, the service department at two different ford houses in this area both have bad attitudes. Probably not the standard, but in my experience, ford house service sucks. We also have a 2014 crew max tundra....The service we receive at the Toyota house is like no other. Total pleasure to deal with them. Loaner cars for just about anything that takes longer than an hour. Probably not significant to all, but my wife and I both work very hard during the week, and I simply do not enjoy working on cars. Luckily, we can afford to pay someone to do it correctly. I could give more examples in regards to my perceived differences between ford and Toyotas business practices, but put simply, our next car to replace the edge will be greatly influenced by Toyotas superior service (on sales and service dept side).