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Not to mention higher temperatures. Wonder if the H9 bulbs would burn the sockets or glass over the plastic lens sooner?

I always get a 4-wheel alignment when I change tires. Just got new tires and the alignment showed caster was off. Tires were not wearing abnormally but it does track a little better now.

I didn't realize that. Thought that it was standard on all Edge's & MKX's. That's one feature I would miss, never knew it was an option on these basic models. Just to clarify, you use the key fob to pop the latch and then lift the tailgate up to say half way and it continues all the way open by itself?

You didn't specify the year, here is a link for the 2009, change if your car is a different year. http://www.fordparts.com/Commerce/PartDetail.aspx?n=spXkL7B3GeJw71D9ISAevQ%3d%3d&id=400320874&m=2&search=true&year=2009&make=Lincoln&model=MKX What exactly did you mean by "fell behind the trip"?

Do they even offer a non-powered liftgate?

I would suggest possibly the SD socket my have possible corrosion. Before taking to dealer, try unplugging and replugging in the SD card to see if this breaks the film on the connectors. (Doesn't cost antthing.) If it works, try using some dielectric grease on the SD card pins.

Nice! What was the temperature?

Using a MirrorTap on my 09 MKX, Back to the sticky mount for the Escort. I posted addl information on which mirror pins wored for my 09-14. I don't know if they changed in the 15. http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/17043-wiring-cable-to-rear-view-mirror-in-2014-sport/

No, the POI database is a proprietary, separate part of the navigation map updates (can be purchased separately.) You could run a separate app on your cellphone or from one of several websites that track such information.

Needs to change the struts. Easy to do, takes only minutes. Heres a Youtube video from mactfordedge on how to change. He used Monroe, I prefer Motorcraft (but they cost more.) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CqnmfIjmoqo

Oem cameras are selling for $340-$360 on Ebay. Don't think that it would be too difficult to replace.

Does really sound like the HVAC control module. Could be programming. Read the following series of posts: http://www.fordedgeforum.com/topic/11725-dual-climate-control-repair/

If you have ambient lighting, is it turned on? (Pg 399 of the OM).

I'm confused. Are you saying that it opens ok, but does not close when the temperatures are cold? (Closes ok when warm).

It takes me to the correct page. Try it again.

It appears that since the last sync update, you now have to hold the "pickup-end" button on the steering wheel a few seconds until hang up occurs. (New "feature".)

Never done it, but I believe if the bubbles are still there, I would poke them with a pin and try to roll them out. Failing this, I would try an ice cube to see if the rubber could be shrunk, then try rolling again.

Just the battery. Ford usually has a coupon for theirs posted on their website. If you go thst route, get the bigger battery, for about $20 more you should get an extra year or so of use.

The Vista roof is specifically covered in the esp warranty. (Just the mechanical and electrical parts, no glass is covered.)

Yeaaaa, when I used to get a bug up my ... I used to run it through the car wash first, just to get a head start on the process. At my age now, it's much easier to just drop it off at the detailer and pick it up at the end of the day. That way you can drink all the beer you want and still get it clean. HA.

Perhaps a different dealer might offer better service. Why not contact these people and see what they can come up with. https://parts.lakelandford.com/a/Ford_2013_Edge37L-V6-FWDSport/_51505_6476434/FRONT-SEAT-COMPONENTS-SEATS--TRACKS/MS11440.html Btw, have you tried finding one from a wrecked car? There's a search site online (used it years ago when looking for a blue, leather steering wheel for my Merc Sable. Turned out a yard somewhere in Southern Ohio had one like new.) Don't have the url anymore, but it should pop up in a Google search.

You should be award that many dealerships will price match other websites (usually if you have it installed there and pay the labor). I've had good luck in price matching parts at my local dealer. (Remember that the parts department is separate from the service department.)

Perhaps replacing the entire seat cover would be easier. Here's what I'm thinking of: http://m.ebay.com/itm/2008-2013-Ford-Edge-OEM-passenger-lower-Factory-leather-seat-cover-/282254674908?hash=item41b7b08bdc%3Ag%3AF30AAOSwjXRXcaL5&_trkparms=pageci%253Aa882b5c0-b12a-11e6-b541-74dbd1807e79%257Cparentrq%253A8f2b8bae1580a5e0a74ae7deffefd2bc%257Ciid%253A1

I was thinking that the bearings can go bad on a car that sits most of its life. (His car has only 1/4 of normal milage). Rust, grease failure, etc. (?)

This also looks interesting. https://mom.me/lifestyle/1817-remove-pen-marks-car-leather/