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SEA ANTSY

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  1. ...new yr.. brave new world.. so I am committed to install of a KICKY RIDE remote starter kit in my 2019 Edge SE ... cheap enough (like me) from Amazon.. so I have downloaded the PDF instructions.. and the warnings about working under the dash and blood offerings to the install gods.. .. apparently its tucked away quite well .. not near the OBD connector.. but like directly under the START push button to the right of the steering shaft..

    Access.. now there is the ?... how to get that lower cowling off without  #1. Destroying it forever..  #2. BLEEDING OUT !!!   there are several Utube videos out there.. none specifically for the edge..  

    Most of the smaller panels SNAP into slots.. and I do see 2 screws.. but the airbag panel.. I can see it now BANG !!!!.. 

    SO anybody got any 'sperience in these netherlands....???

    I will update my post upon SUCCESSFUL installation... (it comes Fri)... if I ain't in some URGENT CARE getting sewn up.. 

  2. Greetings all.. ? has anyone removed the oval logo from the grille.. .? what is behind that.. does the "bar" go thru behind it.. I would love to see the look .. but looks like lots of work to get behind there.. .. here is the look now.. .and I put flat black gaffer tape on the "teeth" look of the grill.. and it has lasted 2 1/2yrs just fine..

    thanks... and any pic appreciated..

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  3. Well please keep the list posted... and naw.. I got 11000 miles.. and no shaking .. and the noise.. is.. was normal for this model in my side by side listen.. 

    not saying you dont have a diff issue with the same symptoms... 

    ? I really don't know how screwed up it could be and still get >33mpg ???  if it was a mechanical or electrical ISSUE.. a real malfunction I can't see how it 

    could be that efficient and still be makin noises.....yea it makes a different noise than I am used to.. but never had a engine like this.. 

  4. Yes .. it is my first.. if it were a diesel I would have not questioned the click-clack.. but it is a first for me.. and since the engine cover was eliminated it probably does sound a bit louder.

    The real answer was having the sales type pull another SE alongside and they sounded alike.. 

     

  5. ??? what.. I am going to assume that is YOUR 2016 Edge.. . naw. nothing like that on my 2019 SE.. ... and the one  the sales type pulled up to compare with mine.. it did not have one either.. 

    ? could they have eliminated the cover... as a FEATURE for 2019.. 

    Anyone have a engine cover on a 2019.. SE or any model ???  Pix please.. tia

     

    I did however get a rubberband ??? which was put on prior to the trans cooler line being connected.. ..see the pix.. I see the engines are made in Spain. so it might be a Spanish thing.. 

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  6. yea.. she sat overnite.. and it was up to the second (top) hole.. good thing for the holes my olde eyes could never make out the tiny scribes.. 

    I think its the twin turbo's spoolin up.. nature of the beast.. there is some black soundproofing on the inside of the hood.. perhaps to cut down the volume a bit..

     

  7. On 12/10/2018 at 2:17 PM, akirby said:

    Ford's AWD system has always been (at least the current gen) proactive and intelligent.   It will anticipate the need for rear torque and engage it before slippage occurs (e.g. fast starts, accelerating while turning, etc.) so in that case it's better than some of the 100% reactive systems.  But it's not going to constantly send any significant torque to the rear if it doesn't think it's needed.  In fact new for 2019 is a disconnecting PTU that completely disconnects the rear when it's not needed for better mpg.   I would think the Ford Edge ST system would be in between the other two you described.

    Well I went back to the dealer and had the sales type pull another SE along side.. IDENTICAL... and a local kibbitzer that was passing said that's the turbo rattle... ??? so I am satisfied.. 

    attached is a file of the rattle..

  8.  2019 EDGE SE.. AWD 400miles.. noticeable clicking and tapping this morning.. sounded like a sticky valve to this layman... SO I took it back to the dlr and the Svc Mgr put a ear to it and said they all sound like that.. its injector rattle...??? anybody else experience that.. 

  9. My Sales Associate got back to me with the following info..

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    "SE AWD Edge does completely disconnect at all speeds, not just highway speeds. There is system of sensors, clutches, and algorithms that tell the vehicle when the AWD is needed. 
     
    The 80%/20% I was referring to was how the system works when it’s needed. If the vehicles senses that there is any slippage, it will direct the torque to the correct wheels."
     

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  10. " In fact new for 2019 is a disconnecting PTU that completely disconnects the rear when it's not needed for better mpg"

    ? Can anyone find that functionality in print in any Ford publication... it is not mentioned in my OWNERS MANUAL, PROPRIETARY STANDARD EQUIPMENT list for the SE, or my WINDOW STICKER.   My Sales Associate was a bit fuzzy on this aspect and quoted a "approx 20/80% disconnect" at highway speeds.. 

    TIA

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