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Thanks for the suggestion.  I'll see what's involved for my Edge.  If I can get to it, I'll try it.

I've heard that the B&O speaker systems are not very good.  Apparently selling the sizzle without much steak.

Hello enigma-2,  I finally managed to see the video and it was very helpful.  Thank you!

Haven't done the individual speaker test yet, but will.

Thanks again!

I will have a look at this.  Thanks for the pointer!

Thanks, Enigma-2.  Will check that out.  Will post what happens.

I have a 2016 Edge Titanium AWD with the 3.5L engine.  The car has 23,000 miles.  There is a sound (like shaking marbles) that seems to be coming from the A/C system.  There is no sound in the cabin, just when you stand outside the passenger side.  The pitch changes when the A/C cycles on/off.  Does anyone have an idea what his might be?  My mechanic cannot seem to sort it out.

I searched high and low trying to find a thread on the forum that deals with this, but to no avail.  If one escaped me, please let me know.

I know it's late, but I replaced my OEM tires (Pirelli Scorpion Verde) with Cooper CS5 Ultras.  Much quieter and with significantly better wet/dry traction.

Welcome to the forum!  You will find lots of very useful information here.

+1 for 2016 Titanium AWD and grabby brakes

Thanks for all of the suggestions.  I'll try to get it sorted.

My 2016 Ford Edge Titanium was shod with Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires from the factory.  The 20 inch tires rode rougher than a cob.  Changed to Cooper CS5 Ultras on each corner and the ride smoothed out considerably.  Much better ride, handling, and quiet.

Hello all. I have been reading about acceleration problems with the 3.5l Titanium AWD (ours is a 2016) trying to understand what's going on with our car. We've nearly been killed multiple times when we have faced no acceleration at the 35-45 mph mark. We push the gas pedal down and ... nothing. When we mash it to the floor, it shifts about three gears down and it becomes almost uncontrollable. This has occurred mostly on on-ramps to freeways. It also downshifts when we are traveling at about 65 mph and we face a slight incline in the road. Huh?

I have complained to the Ford dealer service department before. They said they could not reproduce the problem. They said it was normal. I say, 'BS.'

Does this sound symptomatic of a throttle body problem? Does anyone else know what this might be?

We're either going to get this fixed, or the car is going to no longer be in our garage. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hello everyone. We are brand new owners of a 2016 Ford Edge Titanium 3.5 L AWD. The car is awesome. Looking forward to participating in the forum as a reader and contributor.