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Lex Talionis

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  1. Thanks L1TECH for the confirm on naming confusion.. I did not ask what the error code is/was but I will ask when I pick it up and I would "think" it would be on the paperwork. but what was so odd, not only that some sort of "reboot" kicked the SJB back into working, is that they were very clearly saying that the passengers side threw the error and not the drivers side despite the fact the drivers side was the dead one. hmmm.. I will follow up when I have error code #.
  2. yep.. I vaguely recall "module" and "reboot" being used. Surprised nevertheless as I do not recall ever reading about something similar here. either way, pretty good news as it seemed a simple fix and not as bad as thought. Funny thing is, getting the drivers side number entry pad replaced (bulbs burned out in it apparently) and changing out a bad rubber window trim on rear passengers triangle window (it would smear like tacky thick grease when you touch it) will both take 4-5 days.. this took an hour to figure out.
  3. UPDATE: so dealer says they checked it and found the "gem box" (maybe their word for the SJB) was throwing an error code on the RIGHT headlight (despite my drivers side being out)?? So, they run through some sort of reset test pattern, it triggers all the lights, the error code is gone, both lights now work...
  4. you were "waiting" huh? well, not much I can do about it now. yes, I was a pre relay harness adopter. Never really had any issues like some reported so it comes as a bit of surprise that 2 years in the SJB takes a hit. I have no plans to deal with it myself any more and already have an apt for tomorrow. I have been in contact with RS and do - now - have one of the Edge specific harnesses so going forward I will naturally use that. I guess I will just see how it all plays out with the dealer.
  5. fair idea. though I did pull 7 & 8 and cleaned them, but for fun, I will swap just to try as that is a step I should certainly try as it would only take seconds. '08
  6. unless someone can come up with something to check I have missed, I have made an apt to visit the dealer next week as I am tapped for ideas and trouble shooting. If it is the SJB, I would rather them deal with it in warranty as I understand it is pretty much a sealed unit anyway. and for finding relays, I just do not think this vehicle is setup like older cars where I can pull relays and swap drivers for passengers to test that. fuses, wiring (as far as I can follow), bulbs, connections, power/ground tests, all things that I can check have been checked from what I can tell.
  7. that is the "power distribution box", but that is not the same as the SJB though, agreed? I know that box as I have had a blown fuse there for interior power supplies before, but looking at the manual there yesterday shows there is nothing for headlights there
  8. I am a hands on kind of guy, and wiling/can do most things to avoid going to dealer, but I wonder if this might be a dealer warranty if I get into the SJB unless there are other relays I can get easy access to.
  9. fuses at the fuse box, #7 and #8, were naturally checked and they were fine. as for the SJB, not sure where that is located. As well, where the relays are for the headlights. I cannot find a Ford Edge SJB wiring diagram via Google
  10. I had my drivers side low beam head light died. Passenger side is fine. Through all kinds of trial and error & trouble shooting, I pin pointed it back to the drivers side head light plug in the engine bay and found that the power wire (brown with a strip) is not getting it's power at the plug. I stripped back some wire about 3" down on said wire to see if power was just getting robbed in the plug head itself maybe due to oxidization or just a bad connection. however, this reveled no power as well. Of course, I cannot follow this wire back endlessly to find the power loss as in enters a massive bundle so I have to start thinking it is the switch. So, could a bad headlight switch actually kill 1 side and not the other. the dead head light sides front & rear parking lights, fog lights, brights are fine, just the low beam head light. any thoughts would be appreciated.
  11. search on the topic as there are some threads on it and I even modified mine - cut them - as thy are "generic" in fit for more than 1 Ford. Look in my Gallery and you will see photos.
  12. 20% is darn close. there is an old thread on this with great photos from early on, I did 20% and it is nearly perfect match.
  13. I bet you could... but you might already have the sensor, it is on the dash in the center nearest the windshield. do you have that on that model?
  14. just paint them like I did. search here, I painted mine red, you can see it in my gallery, there is special caliper paint available to do so. looks good against a white sand Tri-coat.
  15. my error.. I figured that was so basic, all models had it.
  16. how are people equating "auto headlights" with DRL's? they are 2 different things. "auto headlights" are those that can be set to come on when it senses night and off when senses day. These must be on that year Edge as they are on the previous year. DRL are just daytime running lights, but I would not consider them "auto headlights". but given we all have "auto headlights", I guess he must have meant DRL. and if so, and he just crossed terms, TPM419419 is right.. he can roll into the dealer and have them activated.
  17. heck no can you imagine :shades: it runs down the headrest posts which are hollow
  18. easy tiger if you know so much, why didn't you just go to a Pep Boys or Kragen then and borrow their scanner - FOR FREE - and get the codes, do your research on the codes, and be done with it. I agree that the health report can be weak and contradictory at best, BUT it might clue you in and you can run it for free - if your car has the function - so why wouldn't you. The OP asked & was answered, not you.
  19. install the after market hitch, like a Curt (tons of threads on that here with photos, part #, how to's), and then look into something like this IF it even comes close to bottoming out, which I would not likely bet. a dual hitch extension to lift it up
  20. do you have navi? can you run the health check feature and have it email you the results?
  21. interesting. wish I could weld. you can totally run the pigtail down into the wheel well and out the bottom and then just velcro it up like I did until needed. I would never want that clump of wires coming out the hatch given it will endlessly rub on the paint as it dangles down.
  22. so wait.. now, like I originally said and you "confirmed", you say you have not heard of a chip? I said "never seen anyone here talk about a "chip" for the Edge" and now you say "but I haven't heard of any type of "chip" on a late model Ford." :shades:
  23. There are several HID threads that cover it all. Might just use the search function... you can find them. Some have photos and some not. But, IIRC, there are only a few that show the relays. But plenty of details on where and how in those existing threads.
  24. this should be a sticky thread although this has all been covered in the other larger LED thread like +10 times, including photos. You can search here and find the thread. To be clear, the long part # (e.g. 194-2825-501) and price you give are, of course, relative to the retailer so that is not the same for all so don't use that as a search criteria. But the Bulbs type, size and the number of pieces you need (e.g., 2 x 39mm Festoon) are the key pieces to note. Even the # of LEDs in the correct bulb size/type can vary - e.g., you can find a 4 or 6 LED bulb in 39mm Festoon for example.
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