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I've had this happen a few times over two years. Totally random, smooth driving, slow or fast it didn't seem to matter. Chalk it up to the random computer or integrated circuit glitch. I work in IT and see it all the time. Simple devices behaving as though they are possessed lol.

While it is entirely possible. I'm sure they can tell the difference between a sound emanating from the front vs the rear. But, more importantly, this is a well known issue with the fuel pumps and thus it is far more likely that that is the culprit. My Edge does it too, noticed it from day one, drives me nuts. The cabin fan did start to whine a bit when I hit 20k miles though. Now I have whining from both ends lol.

Sorry to hear that. I've been using mine for 1.5 years without relays with no problems. S**t happens, doesn't mean the kit is cheap or guaranteed to cause problems.

No issues here with remote start, not a Ford OEM kit though. The information given by the seller regarding LEDs is correct, my map lamps slightly glow while off too. Not sure how a lamp being on or off would make the car/starter think a door is open. If that were the case, then just turning on a light could defeat the starter lol.

Someone this obviously (and self described) lazy shouldn't bother wearing a seatbelt.

I did the same thing for the same reason, and also because sometimes the passenger light wouldn't come on after starting the car. It's a really bad idea to have them come on when unlocking, barely get fully charged up, then turn off for 2-3 seconds and come right back on. I do not have a relay or cap, ballasts are plugged directly into the OEM harness.

Something else to keep you warm and fuzzy up there: the Edge will not let the lights stay on after the battery get below a certain level, and that level still retains enough amps to turn over the engine.

He asked what and why. I've heard of these, but would also like to know why they are a good choice.

Are you using the D2D cable to connect the bypass and remote start together? You only need to connect bypass harness pins 2 (Green), 7 (Pink), 8 (Orange) to the car PATS harness pins 3 (Violet/gray), 4 (yellow/orange), 1 (Blue/brown) respectively. I had to use a relay for the parking lights, the ford system draws more than 10 amps (potentially). I would like to hook up rear defrost and the heated seats, but couldn't narrow down which wires in the car were needed. It took a few tries to program the bypass, and then my car wouldn't start either lol, sorry I don't recall what it was that I overlooked at the time. Just double check all your connections from the beginning and try again. Also, what does the diagnostic LED say? It flashes a code to help you narrow down failed starts.

Yep, the top steering column cover removal was actually the hardest part. It felt like it was going to break, in fact I think I did break one tab. No matter how hard you squeeze all the tabs just don't want to let go at the same time. I prefer a clean install and one that, extenuating circumstances aside, will never fail. So soldering directly to the connectors was the way to go. If you're comfortable with it, everything can be done at the kick panel. There were a few wires for the PATS that I stripped in the middle without cutting and heat-shrink tube was used on all connections for insulation and limiting movement when adjusting the steering tilt/depth. I put zip-ties through the ignition connectors and pinned the ends under my feet to serve as a third hand while soldering and keep solder from flowing into the opening.

No idea on the '07 wires. This is the bypass kit and where I ordered it: Dei PKFM Kit Remote start diagram: As you can see, the majority of the wires are not even used. I removed all unused wires from the molex connectors completely so they are not in the way. Xpresskit notes: I temporarily removed the ignition wires from the Edge's connector and soldered the remote start wires directly to the end OEM clips. Be careful if you choose this method as solder can pool up inside the clip and prevent you from being able to plug it back in, but it can be removed with some solder wick.

The rest of us are talking about a whine that is present when the vehicle is not in motion.

What lighting (headlamps, interior, turn signals, etc.)? What is the symptom? I have a manual I'll look at if you can provide this info.

I've only managed to get the light to flicker a couple times while driving very aggressively in the snow.

Ah, thanks for clearing that up.