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  1. On 3/26/2023 at 10:18 AM, omar302 said:

     

    Ford's powertrain warranty is 5 years or 60K miles, whichever occurs first. 

    I verified my warranty is 5 years or 60k. I'm in SC until Sunday. Interesting, that I called the local Ford dealer here and they never returned my call. Oh well, I'll check with my local dealer back in MI.

     

    Poking around, I removed the air filter assy. as this info seems to suggest I have a trans filler cap. I at least wanted to check the fluid level, but mine doesn't have one.

    https://www.fordservicecontent.com/Ford_Content/vdirsnet/OwnerManual/Home/Content?variantid=4734&languageCode=en&countryCode=USA&Uid=G1676283&ProcUid=G1713844&userMarket=usa&div=f&vFilteringEnabled=False&buildtype=web

     

    Thank you all for your help. Really love this ST so hoping I can get this resolved for long term ownership.

     

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  2. 9 hours ago, Haz said:

    TSB 20-2190 - 2019-2020 Edge-Nautilus - 8F57 Transmission - Harsh Engagements And-Or Harsh Upshift-Downshift.pdf (download link) is the only transmission-related TSB for 2019 Edge ST, and it was the likely basis for the PCM reprogramming your Edge ST received.

     

    You may want to especially read this past discussion - 2020 Edge ST Transmission/Powertrain Issue(s) - where Forum members Fingernip and MLTEdge say replacing the torque converter in their Edge STs eliminated similar issues.

     

    Good luck!

     

    Thank you so much for your reply. I had the TSB you mentioned performed so I will contact my Ford dealer to see what's next. Since the car is past the warranty, I may be screwed.

  3. Good evening,

     

    I have a 2019 ST that I purchased new. It now has 52k miles and has been pretty much problem free.

     

    Saying that, the transmission has always shifted very roughly in what appears to be in the 2-3 or 3-4 shift.

     

    I had it serviced under warranty (re-programmed) and it improved slightly but now it is as rough as ever.

     

    Are there any TSB's or other solutions that the brain trust might know about?

     

    Thanks!

  4. Love our 2019 ST. Handling, styling, comfort and plenty of power. I have two minor complaints though, so I hope Ford is listening.

     

    The gauges. Since this is a sport truck, I want to see actual analog style gauges for fuel, volts, oil pressure and engine temp. The tach is selectable as is the boost gauge, but I would like a cleaner layout.

     

    The heated steering wheel control. I would rather have a switch. Put it right next to the driver's heated seat control. If I have my Iphone plugged in and Google Play is working, I have to un-plug the phone, then go into the home screen menu to turn the heat off.

     

    That's it.

    btw, for a nice improvement in braking, check out the PowerStop kit with drilled/slotted rotors and ceramic pads. Installed myself and even learned there is a parking brake maintenance mode that releases the servo to fully retract the brake pistons.

    https://www.powerstop.com/product/power-stop-z23-brake-kit/

     

  5. 2019 ST and both USB ports in the center console aren't working. I've tried several different phones, cables, etc. It's not clear what fuse(s) might be the culprit. Any clear insight would be appreciated.

     

    Thanks very much,

     

    RPGR90s

  6. New owner of a '19 ST in White Platinum. Stock wheels and brakes, which seem very adequate.

     

    Love:

    • Moonroof/Sunroof
    • Interior quality and fit and finish
    • Engine performance
    • Seats extremely comfortable
    • Aluminum pedals and nice ST touches
    • Fuel mileage seems better than my '14 Escape Eco Boost 4 banger (about 23mpg so far, overall)

    Disappointments:

    • Dash layout. Ford couldn't engineer a permanent Speedo/Tach/Fuel Gauge/Engine coolant combination for a Performance SUV?
      • Weird how the tach is digital and has to be scrolled to (unless tranny is switched to S mode)
      • The coolant gauge can be displayed but I've yet to figure out how the indicator works. Is it red, light blue?
    • Heated seats will roast you on #3 setting
    • Steering wheel is very hot initially but does turn down on its own after awhile.

    Overall, it seems to be a very well made car. Hoping to do some light towing with it next year.

     

    RPGR90s

     

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