jfriedmann

Yaeh, I'm getting that sense too, although I'm not sure what's causing it to work occasionally (and seemingly, randomly) Any idea as to how one could remedy that?

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Would it be possible to get the wiring diagram (and specifically pinouts) of a 2009 edge with Nav & Sync?

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has enountered an issue with their 2009 Ford Edge Navigation unit touch screen, whereby when you press any button on it, the entire unit freezes (requiring a key-on/key-off), and then the touchscreen does not function at all. I'm wondering is this is an issue with the connections I've made (I'm attempting to install the unit into a 2007 mustang), or with the head unit itself? It did work flawlessly once, at which point the I was able to run the self-diagnostics, and found that the only "faults" where the lack of SWC2 connection.

Did you upgrade from the OEM nav? or just a normal radio? As far as I understand, the navigation units have an external amp mounted under the driver kick panel, whereas the non-navigation units have internal amplifiers. On finding Mustang instructions for this specific head unit -- it doesn't seem that there are any to be found... hence the need to do this. What I'd really like to do is avoid having to use the Ford amp, and use an aftermarket unit with a bit more power / higher quality instead.

Hi Everyone, I was wondeirng if anyone has the pinouts / wiring diagrams for the 2009 Edge with Navigation and Audiphile system. I've actually picked up a head unit out of this vehicle, and trying to retrofit it to a 2007 Mustang. So far, I have the Head Unit, Antenna, and Sync Kit on the way, but am trying to figure out whether I'm better off to get the AMP brick kit designed for the Edge, or figure out how to wire a basic 4 channel aftermarket amplifier to power my speakers. Also, does anybody know if Sync relies on the ford specific amp, or just on the head unit? Has anyone replaced their amplifier with an aftermarket unit?