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Ummmm, after looking at page 72, I believe that it's actually on the inside "front" of the compartment. Do you see a slot on the inside front of the compartment?

FWIW, I check my cabin filter to see if dirty (this was last year), and found piles and piles of shredded foam rubber laying on the filter. Have no idea as to where it came from (suspect the asst. service mgr. did it - guy didn't last and he always seemed to by hustling repairs not needed). Anyway, it IS possible that there is a blockage in this area

Plug n play http://www.oemautopartsco.com/products/2011-2016-explorer-edge-myford-touch-sync-gps-navigation-upgrade

Plug n play http://www.oemautopartsco.com/products/2011-2016-explorer-edge-myford-touch-sync-gps-navigation-upgrade

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Ok. By chance, did you switch to recirculate to see if the air flow improved? If it doesn't I would suspect something in the core causing the blockage. (Or one of the doors not actuating properly.) Another way to isolate is to remove the cabin filter and leave the filter door open. If it improves, it's allowing air to bypass the engine intake and, yes, I would then suspect it. If not however, it's still being blocked lower in the system.

You can color your existing bulbs by using several coats of Dupli-Color Metalcast Yellow. There's an excellent discussion on fog lamps at http://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/lights/light_color/light_color.html

I would think that synthetic grease would last the longest. The service manual recommends silicone spray. I use a super silicone, a mix of silicone and Teflon (think that's what it is, haven't used it in a while).

http://www.carid.com/2014-ford-edge-headlights/

Check out page 72 in the owners manual. (Back of center console).

You talk about your, like my friend talks about his; with TLC. (Smile). His doesn't have an automatic control however, he uses a thermometer and manually opens and closes the vents to regulate heat. Is that a feature on the newer grills?

I wired my radar detector to the mirror wiring with a commercial wiring harness. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006074LT8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They make them to fit different vehicles and years, to fit specific equipment. Is simple and easy, you just push the harness wires into specific locations the back of the mirrors wI ring connector, and use the two wire ties provided to anchor the harness to the mirror. (With microphone): (+) is pin #1, blue with orange stripe, (-) is pin #10. Wire color is black. Pos is on the accessory delay circuit, fuse #41. When looking a face of connector with release tab down, pin 1 is lower left, pin 10 is upper right. (Reverse of looking at back of connector). Without microphone: (+) is pin #1 (blue with orange stripe, (-) is pin #2 (without lighted sunvisors) or pin #3 (with lighted visors). Connector has 7 wires and is numbered 1-7 starting from left when viewed face on and release tab is on bottom. You can find the correct harness at their website: http://www.mirrortap.com/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwwpm3BRDuh5awn4qJpLwBEiQAATTAQef_byFHwAnKPSE7fz0phXDuO8319hy0IWvpk3PUhBIaAht48P8HAQ Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX use .080" taps for 2007-2009 and .050" for 2010+. If your mounting something other than one of the current detectors, you could either modify an existing harness with a dofferent connector or make your own (not hard, two wires & a connector). You could also contact Mirror Tap and see if they would be willing to make you a special harness (perhaps if you furnished the correct connector). Need to use a stiff wire or solder wires to a pin of the right diameter to be able to push into connector next to existing wires.

Sorry, thought I had posted this on the "lounge". As for the egg, they are great. (Rather expensive however). Always wondered how they compare to a Weber. Have a friend that has dinner parties, makes really delicious gormet pizza on his, using a pizza stone. There's something about charcoal that just tastes better. When he's done, he puts the still hot brickettes in his fire pit and we sit around drinking great Italian wine and solve world problems. Two thumbs up on the egg.

Well this is the Lounge and we can talk about anything off topic, so here goes. Next to my MKZ, my favorite thing is... food. Tonight's supper was chicken breast and stir fry. We marinade our breast's in Weber's Southern Whiskey marinade mix. Oh my that's good. Anyone else care to share a favorite food tip?

Beautiful ride. I have an 09 MKX with the white tri-color, never gets old. You're going to continue to love the car.Recommended you consider adding splash guards on the front.

https://www.rightchannelradios.com/collections/car-suv-cb-radio/products/midland-75-822-cb-car-kit Something like this. Antenna : https://www.rightchannelradios.com/products/k40-cb-antenna-58-magnet-mount

Jonathan, when you first start the car and the warning lights run through their test phase, does the low fuel lamp illuminate? If yes, perhaps a computer reset is all you need. If not, it might br a failure in the light or signal circuit. Let us know what you find.

Adds mystery. Have you thought about changing the Ford emblem from blue to black?

Adds mystery. Have you thought about changing the Ford emblem from blue to black?

Looks like new ones are running about $200 or more. There is an option of repairing the crack, Had a friend who tried one of these kits several years ago, looked really unnoticeable after he finished.

Lol, when I was a teenager, I had one of those long whips on one of my cars. We used cb's to keep in touch with each other. I haven't seen a cb in a car in years, but if I were so inclined, I'd use a portable unit with a magnetic antenna. Because of the frequency, the physical length of the antenna is a reality, and any fixed installation would be unsightly.

Not really, near Indiana-Michigan border.

Not to make little of these, but what good are they? Are they just for looks, or do they serve a purpose?

Outstanding video, Mac. I would have never thought about this. Wonder if it would be feasible to seal the gap with silicone or something? I've never had a problem with mine, but still good information.

Been following this thread and thought I would check mine. (2009 MKX, factory hitch). It's a 7 pin connector. The pins are arranged with six semi-circular pins with one large one in the center. Also has a wiring connector located above the brake pedal.