It is impossible for active park assist on the Ford Edge to control the vehicle's speed. The operator must control the accelerator, gearshift and brakes. The vehicle will control the steering. However, vehicles equipped with Active Park Assist 2.0, such as the 2024+ Lincoln Nautilus, will prompt you to shift into neutral. Then, you must hold down the park button. Active Park Assist 2.0 is not available on the Ford Edge. The driver must use the accelerator and brake to control the vehicle's speed.
One question - have the engine pulled apart (in the car).
Trying to line up the timing marks - Have the outside can turned to the propoer position
trying to turn the rear (closest to firewall) cam to line up - having trouble - any idea?
Also - is there an easy way to turn the crankshaft?
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What did you do to resolve. I'm having simlar issues where all my ABS related lights and U3000:49 code . Occasionally p193c:00-6c comes but I think it is something I did wrong during testing.
My ABS related lights, service advance track. I'm getting code U3000:49 co and occasionally p193c:00-6c comes but I think it is something I did wrong during testing. I've check wheel speed sensors and they are all reading the same. Is there anything else I should be checking, reseating, etc before replacing the ABS module. If I do have to replace, guessing I'll have to go to ford to get it programed. Any feedback would be greatly apperciated, Thanks.
Leveraging from the bottom would be best, due to the midpoint retaining tabs on either side and the locator/pivot tab at the top.
Likely because of this simplicity, the GEN 1 & GEN 2 Edge/MKX/Nautilus Workshop Manuals do not provide any removal and installation procedure, though there is a electrical diagnostic Pinpoint Test covering the front & rear Power Liftgate switches, if that interests you.
Good luck!