di2013

This happens when the car sits in in the hot sun for hours (while I'm at work). The battery is fine. The door locks function, the radio is working, the A/C blowing, even check the warnings. There is no sound, not clicking, no firing, no cranking, just nothing when I turn the key to ignition. Sometimes after driving then having the car sit (like at the grocery store) it takes 2 or three tries to get it to start. But, this only happens when it's hot, and it's hot in Nevada but not so hot it melts my car...

I bought a 2013 Edge in 2/2014. It was a Ford Executive Lease Vehicle so I know it was taken care of. When the weather is hot, the car does not like to start. Usually it takes trying for 10-15 minutes. I thought it was the battery when it happened last year but after replacing the battery the problem continued. In cooler weather I have zero problems and I love my Edge. Now (May 2015) it is happening again. Hot weather means my Edge does not like to start.