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My 2016 did the same thing,was replaced about 8 months ago and 10k miles later is making the noise again. Going to the dealer Wednesday, took it in two weeks ago and they couldn't replicate but now it shaking and rattling like a diesel. I found a TSB that stated if the removed the dowels alining the transmission with the engine if they don't replace with new it could cause a reoccurrence. Wonder if the dealers are not doing this.

I tested Android Auto in my 16 Edge last night and everything worked fantastic. Sync seems faster and the voice prompts aren't as long winded.

I also put up a mirror of the file. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxvOGiSSHrCKczVtWGRYamdIczQ

I went to download the file and it looks like jmr061's link went down due to too much activity. Anyone have a mirror? I can mirror it to google drive if I get the file.

I just installed the update myself last night... Only things listed as changed after the update was: "Enhanced clarity of French and Spanish navigation instructions." Personally I'm hoping it will fix the random changes to AM radio when playing from a BT device I've been experiencing. No it did not mess with my settings.

So after a little digging in fords documentation I figured out the problem.... The connector from the exterior wiring harness to the interior wiring harness was not connected. (I took a picture to help other people out but it came out really dark for some reason.) The two connectors for the trailer plug pigtail are located under the passenger side rear bumper. There is a plastic cover right next to the exhaust tip, remove the two screws into the bumper and you can pull it back to see the wires. It was just hanging there disconnected.

I have a 2016 Edge Titanium 2.0 purchased only a week ago. I hooked up my jetski trailer and have no lights at all, then tried a 4 pin tester and still got nothing from the plug. The only info I can find about fuses is 1 fuse under the power distribution box labeled "Trailer Lighting Module". This fuse is confirmed good with a multimeter.... Is there any other fuses for the lighting itself?