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I traded my Edge with 614 miles on a demo 2020 Expedition XLT with 1300 miles. Couldn't deal with the Edge any longer.

When sitting at a red light with a light brake pedal and a/c on, my car lightly jerks/bounces. With the a/c off, it smooths out considerably. Coasting At 15 mpg it is not smooth either way. Ford needs to address this!

I’ve noticed if I shut the a/c off, the low speed bucking is greatly diminished. Perhaps the engine is not able to handle this load at low speeds?? Just a theory.

My car was at the dealers service department for two days. Tech called to say that there is nothing they can do, others have reported the same issue and it is a characteristic of vehicle! After buying Fords for the past 40 years, this will be my last.

I feel my issue may have more to do with the fuel injection system. I’ve noticed the following: while stopped at a red light with car in drive and brake pedal applied, the car gently rocks front to back from engine rpm pulsating; more noticeable when car is cold, a/c is on and especially when slowly releasing the brake pedal. During this stationary time, the transmission is not suspect. It does very lightly buck and hesitate 0 to 20 mph when accelerating though. Annoying!

I have my first appointment regarding this issue on Wednesday. I’ll try to get them to do a reset to the adaptive learn system mentioning the TSB. I have a 2020 Titanium with the new 8 speed transmission, not sure what the tranny model number is? Can’t find any labels with that info. Car was built in June 2020.

Thank you ktp1598, but I have the Titanium, not the ST

I just bought a 2020 Ford Edge Titanium, now with 200 miles, just noticed the same bucking at low speed (15 mph) worse when cold engine. Dealer is clueless. Any resolutions out there? Other than the bucking, I love the car! Thanks.