All the more reason to test it.

Here's a listing (part number and price) from Ford dealer of all parts in rear bumper. 2022 Furd Edge, Titanium.   ☆None are marked discontinued. As for price; drop your drawers, bend over, smile and yell "sock it to me, you filthy bastards."   https://www.fordpartsconnect.com/v-2022-ford-edge--titanium--2-0l-l4-gas/body--bumper-and-components-rear      

I currently have the original H6 AGM battery. A few months ago, auto start stop worked for a few days after I drove for about 8 hours on the highway.

It does not have to be fully charged for the type of tester that I posted - my tester has been very reliable.

The last time I got my battery tested at a parts store, the tester said the battery was good, but it just needed charged. I will go to another parts store and get the battery tested. But isn't the battery supposed to be fully charged before testing?

Why not get the battery tested, or buy one of these testers (I have this one): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z67MMGC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1        

I went for a 30 minute city drive and the battery SOC increased from 34% to 39%. Once I parked I almost immediately lost Fordpass. The vehicle has about 70k miles, and I got it used, so I don’t know what happened in the past. I did use it to jump start a vehicle once. 

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Hi Haz, any chance you’d be able to send these documents to me? Looks like they’re no longer working.

Hey guys, Im planning on tackling this tomorrow on my 2010 ford edge. I got the taillights picked up from a 2011 with the wiring. I got the taillight wiring diagram for the 2011 from the post above. I was wondering if someone could send me the wiring diagram for my 2010? It seems like there isn’t much to it other then running a couple wires from the front turn signals?