Rash

The original 4 pin hitch connector (electrical) is positionned downward.. under the bumper and is far.. I tow in the snow all winter (sleds.. ya)... and i am always kneeling in the slush and dirt and snow to plug in my trailer .. .is there an adapter to position the connector towards the back instead of down??? My dealer says no.. i cant beleive i am always going to get dirty to plug in my trailer??? Thanks for ideas..

i'll try to get the layout of my system and specs... anybody have a shop manuel or something??

I'm thinking you should get a transmission fluid thermometer on there... cause it's gonna heat up.. and change your transmission oil every 20 000 miles ... :wacko:

this week, i have to go get my setup done, i'll come back with info on setup..

OK, can you get me the specs of all the parts (amps and speakers) in my 9 speaker system EDGE LIMITED 2010... will add on, but need to know where i'm starting.. thanks.. RASH

Yep, i just got a 2010 Edge Limited... supposedly 9 speakers.... Does anywone have the blue prints to this setup : - Speakers: where , watts, size, -Secondary amps? where and specs... there must be a diagram available... :wacko:

Buy keeping the head unit, you can easier control for steering controls and sirius. so that is nice. any experienced shop will be able to connect to the wiring behid the unit and connect an external amp and speaker/sub. sound quality still remains quite good.. I did my F150 (sold), and the Edge and Mustang will be done within a month..

You need a specific type of amp, and tapp some wire behind the main unit. I'm not a specialist but had it done on other fords with no problem . Sound Quality remaind better than i expected although not quite up to pre-amp connections. With that setup, all functions of the main radio work normally. I can get you the info if you want.. :shades: