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You could replace the flashing unit with a less offensive higher quality device. Search for YouTube videos for the installation of these flasher units and that will show you how to remove them and restore the wiring to original. This is what I use. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BN983DCS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

102,091 miles and first rear brake pads replacement and second transmission fluid drain and fill. Previous transmission drain and fill was at 46,175 miles. Drain and filled the transmission and new rear brake pads. I went with Akebono brake pads that have the mechanical wear indicators, which the original pads did not, and if they had they'd have been screaming. I used my Gerber multi-tool to turn the caliper pistons back in (clockwise), but will get a basic tool before the next pad change in 7 years.

What did you use for reading the stored error codes?

Edge Guide any chance this issue could be addressed?

And what 2018 model is that? Please add that to your profile signature - Settings - Ford Edge Forum

Uriah rios why wouldn't you trust the service shop that you took the vehicle to? There's a multitude of potential causes of hydro Lock, fuel, oil or coolant - a blown head gasket would allow coolant to fill the cylinders ......... but there's insufficient information provided for anyone here to make an informed suggestion, however the service shop has the benefit of inspecting the vehicle.

They're recessed so unless you get right below them you might not see them - also possible that Ford made a change with your Model/Year - maybe @Haz can confirm.

This is what I have on my Sport and Mustang, and will be installed on my wife's BMW X5 tomorrow - very happy with these all season tires. Bridgestone Alenza AS ULTRA

If you're looking for a long term fix, then the only option is replacement - see posts above where I indicate that the Dorman brand I installed was far superior to the original factory part.

I wouldn't trust one bought from Amazon. Avoid overfilling the gas tank - first click, stop filling.

Everyone is a "Newbie" since the forum updates this past weekend.

In winter mine will fill up in much less than 2,000 miles - I suspect yours has been overflowing for some time. I get the same emulsion in my 2017 Sport and empty it every second or third tank of gas during the winter months and in the warm climate I'll double that interval. The teflon must have been from the catch can assembly, and there's no way magnetic particles are going to make their way into the catch can.

It took a whole lot longer than it should have, but overnight changes were made and its a whole lot better.

In winter my morning routine, as I start brushing my teeth before putting on my work clothes, I remote open the garage door and remote start the car - looing for the confirmation on the key fob and the visual plus audible on my phone for the garage door. Cannot hear these two steps from within my bathroom.

Did you try a forum search? IDS/Scan tool? - Lounge - Ford Edge Forum

I also like the feature and the only issue thus far has been our small dogs triggering it, but being aware of that we ensure it doesn't happen.

@therealratfink account was hacked and used to post SPAM today . No option other than removing the account. Shameful that the owners of this site don't apply IP blocking. IP: 38.170.254.69 https://www.stopforumspam.com/search

I'm sure there are work-around's such as dropshipping I've used drop box shipping a long time ago, but it wasn't to CA. https://www.dropbox.com/

I checked my email from the time I purchased and its the JLT Model: 3031P-B https://www.amazon.com/JLT-Separator-Passenger-Anodized-Ecoboost/dp/B07GJX14QK https://www.jlosc.com/jl-3-0-oil-separator-passenger-side-2015-2020-edge-sport-st-lincoln-mkx-2-7l-ecoboost/

My 2017 Sport has lived a "sheltered life", never driven hard, has had a catch-can on it from 27K miles, and it is running as smooth and efficient as it did when I bought it in March 2017. When I next do a spark plug change I'll take a look at the intake valves - when I did the first plug change the combustion chambers and intake were spotlessly clean, which could be due to it only using Costco Top Tier gas. I was surprised to see that my Honda lawnmower had a wet timing belt - at 7 years its still going strong and haven't heard of failures - I'm in a wait and see mode on this type of application.

omar302 the only difference that I could see was with the rear wipers mounting clip, its slightly different. I stick with these because the front ones are lower profile than any other brands I've seen, so that when they're in the parked position there's very little of them visible from the drivers seat, and they last 2 to 3 years for me.

With Amazon and eBay its hit and miss getting the OEM beam type wiper blades and that's why I order them only from RockAuto.com The part numbers have changed but I couldn't find any difference with my recent purchase last month. Price including shipping was lowest from RockAuto.