Larry

Posted Yesterday, 03:29 PM This most likely has been talked about before? The sensor in the center of the dash doesn't turn the headlights on soon enough. Has to be pretty dark before they come on. This is a fix that I used. I removed the sensor. I used a small flat blade pocket screw driver to push under each end to release the clip. I ground the blade real thin and smoothed with emory paper so not to scratch the dash. I cleaned the sensor with rubbing alcohol. Set the sensor in a small plastic cap to keep it from falling over. I used flat black paint. I sprayed one thin coat. Let dry. Used a paper towel to rub the over spray off, leaving it semi shiny. Looks just like OEM when installed. I did put too much paint on the first try. Rubbing alcohol and a rag will remove it. Now the lights come on when the sky is glumy and overcast. I've had it painted for three weeks seems to do what I wanted it to. If it turns out, the lights come on too often I can remove some or all the paint. 2013 Edge SEL Larry Northern,In

The picture that I posted was before I installed window ventvisors and front slash guards. May remove the slash guards as I don't see where the help that much. Larry Northern,In

This most likely has been talked about before? The sensor in the center of the dash doesn't turn the headlights on soon enough. Has to be pretty dark before they come on. This is a fix that I used. I removed the sensor. I used a small flat blade pocket screw driver to push under each end to release the clip. I ground the blade real thin and smoothed with emory paper so not to scratch the dash. I cleaned the sensor with rubbing alcohol. Set the sensor in a small plastic cap to keep it from falling over. I used flat black paint. I sprayed one thin coat. Let dry. Used a paper towel to rub the over spray off, leaving it semi shiny. Looks just like OEM when installed. I did put too much paint on the first try. Rubbing alcohol and a rag will remove it. Now the lights come on when the sky is glumy and overcast. I've had it painted for three weeks seems to do what I wanted it to. If it turns out the lights come on too often I can remove some or all the paint. Larry Northern,In

Hi I'm the guy who posted the pic of the edge with mud guards. The part # 58411 is the same one listed on autoanything.com Your car may have factory body side lower cladding. Huskyliner.com does not offer front mud gaurds for these. Autoanything is mistaken to say the mud guards fit all edge models. Go to huskyliner.com check it out. Front part # 58411 , rear 59411 I only have front mud guards and I can't really see them helping that much. If ford would have narrowed the tracking width by 2" I think the splatter problem wouldn't be near as bad. Also can't believe how dirty the back of the car gets. Maybe I should have got silver instead of ruby red. Wouldn't show the dirt as bad.. Larry Northern,In

I purchased huskyliner brand splashguards. Go to huskyliner.com . Use the existing screws. $40.00 I attached pics of guards installed. Larry Northern,In

Hi, I posted I purchased the husky liner brand splash guards from autoanything.com. You would be better off going to huskyliners.com to order, as some model edge's have factory splash and rock from the factory. The husky site ask's which model you have. Parts are the same price too. Larry Northern,In

Hi, I'm back again. Thought I better post a pic of the splash guards I talked about in my previous post Larry Northern,In

Hi folks, I joined your group today. I purchased AVS ventvisors for my 2013 edge sel . I really don't care for how they install. Mashes the rubber seals around the windows. Guess it won't hurt anything. Also purchased front splash guards from autoanything.com. they are husky liner brand. They are molded to fit and use the existing screws. My opinion they really fit good. Haven't purchased the rear yet, I'm trying to find a picture with rear guards. Price for front guards were $35.96 free shipping. Thanks for letting me join Larry northern,In