Hello, our 2013 Edge brake pedal randomly gets very soft. You have to go to the floor with it to get any braking. Once you cycle the pedal several times, pressure comes back. This happens so infrequently, it's hard to know what's really going on. I immediately suspect the master cylinder, but wanted to know if anyone else has experienced this and what the fix was. The car has just under 70K miles and is still on the factory brakes. I'm thinking about trying a pressure bleed on the whole system first.   Thanks

You can do what you want, however….   Our Edge passed emissions without ever doing the recall.  I wouldn’t just do the recall because you think it’s not going to pass emissions without doing the recall.    Is there a “check engine” light on?  

There are some fantastic details here for someone who just bought a '19 and wants to add ACC. Before I embark on this project myself, I was wondering if someone could clarify the location where you made the connection of the CCM wiring to the factory harness?   The diagrams provided by @Haz are invaluable, but I was hoping @Wubster100 or @johnmarkp could connect the dots and show specifically (diagram or pics works be incredible) where the wires from the CCM connector (WPT-1198) terminate in their solution. Do I just need to find a mating connector for C193 (a few different pigtail models listed in documents)?    Much appreciated.

Thank you. I will have these looked at.

I have not had any issue yet in my 2016 Edge, or my 2023 Explorer, but when I had my 2019 SuperDuty, I had to replace the front camera.  The rear was fine before I traded it in, so I don't know if it ever failed or not.  It was under recall, but when I traded it, it was still "awaiting parts".  I bought the front camera from an online Ford dealer for a great price, and changed it myself.  Took about an hour and all was well.   My Edge is under recall for the camera, (guess what...parts unavailable at this time".)  The Explorer has no recalls at the moment.

Any help you can provide is appreciated.  I’ve scoured the internet and can’t find the forscan changes that need to be made.  

730-01-02 xxxx xxxx x*xx does not exist    

my mother received the recall notice for her 2018 Edge and not long after that a DMV renewal notice that requires a smog check. the dealer is saying they do not have the part to complete the recall repair. are you suggesting to take it be smogged, and if pass then to NOT get the recall repair?  she is up against the DMV deadline now. thank you

I had joined the Ford Edge Forum years ago, when we first bought our Edge.  Then we changed our email address and i could not recover my password since the old email address was inaccessible.  I let it loaf for a number of years and then just in the fall I rejoined with a new user name.  I could have used the help from others couple years back but all my issues were sorted.  But now I'm back with a new laptop and when I re-joined, I guess i never did a greeting.   Warren from Winnipeg Canada, and have been an Edge owner since 2014.  Love the vehicle, just a couple of minor things i would have changed...but all in all has been a great vehicle, it certainly doesn't owe me anything!!   With a new laptop, i hope to keep active in this forum for help and to offer help where i can.   thanks Everyone.

More than than likely is stabilizer links causing the noise.  These in the front and back of the vehicle.  I have changed mine several times over the years.  My Edge is a 2013 and i have replaced front and back about 3 times.