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The seats’ heating on my ST is excessive, regardless of the setting, on driver and passenger sides. Does someone know ForScan codes for controlling these settings?

Just had the Borla cat back installed on my 2022 Ford Edge ST, sounds absolutely awesome. But it looks to me like the 2 rear mufflers hang too low, Borla says it looks normal. I think it looks a little ugly to be honest. Any recommendations on what can be done to raise them? Pictures attached

So on my previous 2019 Ford Edge ST with the B&O sound system I never had this problem at all no matter the sound settings and no matter and the volume. But in my 2022 Ford Edge ST with B&O sound system that I just picked up even after changing sound settings just raising the volume to past half (15) will make the sub in the back bottom out and chatter and its only on the lower frequency sounds where you hear it otherwise it sounds like an “Upgraded” car sound system. I have brought this in and was told that there was nothing wrong and that everything was mounted, nothing was loose, there is no bulletin of this being a common problem, and its just a side effect of turning the volume up on this audio system. I feel that’s BS personally. I’m curious if there is any insight in what has changed between 2019 and 2022 for the B&O audio system and if anyone else has had this problem?

I apologize if this topic already exists on this forum--please redirect me if needed. Searched but didn't come across one. I have a 2020 Edge ST with 30K miles. Five months ago during a road trip I began to notice a subtle lag/jolt and wood-like 'thunk/knock' when coasting between 10 and 15 MPH and gently pressing the gas to maintain speed (10-15 MPH). Occurred only in this range--low RPM, low speed. As the months have gone by, this issue persisted--I've developed the ability to trigger it consistently--at low speed/RPM. The last few weeks the issue (lag/jolt and thunk/knock) now appears occasionally when rolling to a stop--occurs about a half second before a full stop. Also appears occasionally in the 35 MPH range. I took the ST into a Ford dealership two weeks ago and was referred to their service advisor who was said to have considerable transmission experience. He had the transmission software reset and asked me to drive the car normally for several days and see what develops. Unfortunately, the issue remains. He asked me to bring the car back if things didn't change, so I intend to see him later this week. Anyone have any thoughts/ideas/recommendations? Many Thanks!

I am looking at towing with my Ford edge ST. It has the class 2 towing package with the 2" rec. Per the OEM's standard: Max towing capacity: 3500 lbs. Max tongue capacity 350 lbs. I need to get wiring and brake controller for the 4 pin to 7 pin so I can control the electric brakes on a camper. My questions has anyone on here haul a camper before with their edge? if yes, what kind of camper? I am looking at hauling a camper with a dry weight of 3000 lbs, and I am not adding and fluid and bring a max of 200 lbs of cargo. The GVWR of the edge is 5700 lbs. Any helps or details would be great. Thanks, Joe

I have a 2019 ST with stock tires Summer PZero 265/40ZR21 (105Y). With winter coming, I have the following dilemma: Replace with all weather tires? Purchase winter tires and switch out the tires every six months? Purchase a new set of wheel rims and fit with winter tires? Stick with Pirelli? Pros and Cons would be appreciated. Thanks

After 25 years of driving SHOs it was time for a new ride, and the SHO is dying. And my favorite dealer had an ST on the lot. And it was nice. And it's in my garage now, after returning from a trip to New Orleans for my niece's wedding. I like it. Jim