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Yeah, so good luck with that, but I couldn't find any direct videos either. I had watched videos on how to remove the touchscreen, and then worked my way through it carefully on my own. You only need to remove the trim piece from the left side of the touchscreen, and then start moving pieces out of the way until you can get the cluster out. Also try looking for the video on removing the cluster from the 2011 MKZ. They are a little different, but may show some similar things to watch out for.

Yes, it is behind the instrument gauge cluster. There are some youtube videos that provide step by steps in removing it. Then you will see it in the upper right hand side near the underside of the dash.

I thought I would help someone else out after spending a lot of time trying to figure out how to replace the GPS module (GPSM) on 2012 Ford Edge Limited. I had the red X gps icon on the nav screen and a compass stuck on last known direction. This occurred after having a weak battery which led to a failed start, jump start, and battery replacement. Everything else seemed fine and operational except the compass and the nav location. Attempted all of the resets/master reset, pulling battery cables for extended periods of time in/out of garage and checked the gps fuse all to no avail. Purchased new GPSM from ford (part: DT4Z10E893-A Found a lot of conflicting information about where this module was actually located but knew that it would have to be located under the top of the dash. After tearing out the head unit and glove box with no success I ended up finding it behind the instrument cluster. Pretty simple to replace once located. Many have posted that the module needed to be reprogrammed by the dealer, but after I installed the new module everything came back to life. The compass righted itself within a mile of neon driven and the nav was fully functional again. My wife is happy to have her nav working again and the repair only cost me about $65 and an hour or so spent looking for the location of the module. In my research I found that some were quoted $500-$1,000 for the dealer to replace so I hope this information helps someone else some time and money.

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Did you ever figure this out? I am having a similar issue with my god location being stuck and an X through the god icon on the nav. Let me know if you found the location or what you had to do in order to fix. Appreciate any input.