Mistro399 Posted Thursday at 05:03 PM Report Share Posted Thursday at 05:03 PM (edited) Hello. New to the forum so hopefully I’m doing this correctly. Bought a used 2016 Edge Sport 2.7l with 106k miles. Great maintenance history, it’s a Canadian version now in WA state. Had it pre-inspected by mechanic and only issue found was oil pan had a small gasket leak. Mechanic replaced with Dorman OE aluminum pan. When on the freeway at 70mph I can accelerate hard and every time at 82 mph and around 5,600 rpm it cuts out suddenly, then a few seconds later the “Low Engine Oil Pressure” warning flashes for one second and then everything runs normal. No engine light, no code, and no code to clear in the system after the warning. I don’t know if it did this prior as we took it straight in to get fixed. Oil looks perfect, mechanic states oil looked perfect when he inspected pan, inlet tube, and so forth. Ford states it is not “limp mode” and it is not a speed or rpm limiter setting issue as that would give warnings and shut down cylinders. I see 3 Admin keys in the system but no mykey. My mechanic had it hooked up to diagnostics computer and drove it for 1/2 an hour and made it repeat the issue every time. He replaced oil pressure sending unit. No change. My mechanic states Ford should wipe out admin keys, and start fresh with factory ECM/Transmission settings. Ford said that won’t do anything. Oil pressure maxes out at about 40 psi under hard acceleration, and mechanic states it looks to be working great so he doesn’t think it is an oil pump issue. Mechanic states he has used these oil pans on dozens of edges and never had an issue. He is stumped. Any thoughts? Edited Thursday at 05:44 PM by 1004ron Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1004ron Posted Thursday at 05:52 PM Report Share Posted Thursday at 05:52 PM 42 minutes ago, Mistro399 said: Hello. New to the forum so hopefully I’m doing this correctly. Bought a used 2016 Edge Sport 2.7l with 106k miles. Great maintenance history, it’s a Canadian version now in WA state. Had it pre-inspected by mechanic and only issue found was oil pan had a small gasket leak. Mechanic replaced with Dorman OE aluminum pan. When on the freeway at 70mph I can accelerate hard and every time at 82 mph and around 5,600 rpm it cuts out suddenly, then a few seconds later the “Low Engine Oil Pressure” warning flashes for one second and then everything runs normal. No engine light, no code, and no code to clear in the system after the warning. I don’t know if it did this prior as we took it straight in to get fixed. Oil looks perfect, mechanic states oil looked perfect when he inspected pan, inlet tube, and so forth. Ford states it is not “limp mode” and it is not a speed or rpm limiter setting issue as that would give warnings and shut down cylinders. I see 3 Admin keys in the system but no mykey. My mechanic had it hooked up to diagnostics computer and drove it for 1/2 an hour and made it repeat the issue every time. He replaced oil pressure sending unit. No change. My mechanic states Ford should wipe out admin keys, and start fresh with factory ECM/Transmission settings. Ford said that won’t do anything. Oil pressure maxes out at about 40 psi under hard acceleration, and mechanic states it looks to be working great so he doesn’t think it is an oil pump issue. Mechanic states he has used these oil pans on dozens of edges and never had an issue. He is stumped. Any thoughts? Welcome. If the engine cuts out it's expected that the low oil pressure light comes ON. I think you should find a more qualified mechanic or consider a good Ford dealership. They changed the low oil pressure switch, but maybe they should have looked at the oil pressure regulating valve? I recommend using Forscan to scan for codes. Post some detail on the OE oil pan. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
omar302 Posted Thursday at 07:51 PM Report Share Posted Thursday at 07:51 PM 2 hours ago, Mistro399 said: Oil pressure maxes out at about 40 psi under hard acceleration Shouldn't it go higher? I remember at idle it it should around 20 something and it can reach 70 something on load. Edit: found a screenshot I made here before. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mistro399 Posted Thursday at 09:40 PM Author Report Share Posted Thursday at 09:40 PM 1 hour ago, omar302 said: Shouldn't it go higher? I remember at idle it it should around 20 something and it can reach 70 something on load. Edit: found a screenshot I made here before. I thought the same thing? I thought 50-65 was normal and 70 should be fine at high rpm’s. Guess I’ll call a different dealership. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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