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My 2015 Edge Titanium show this symbol: -- on one wheel when I select the tire pressure screen. Other 3 tires show 35psi. Clearly a new sensor is required but it got me to thinking - these things must contain a battery and therefore being 10 years old now, should I be expecting the other three to go soon? Is a dying battery the most common way for these to fail?
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Love my ‘15 Edge Titanium, but where is the......
ChrisW replied to ChrisW's topic in Owner Impressions
Sorry, should have mentioned I have the 3.5 V6. -
....dipstick to check the transmission fluid. I can see the filler cap but don’t see a dipstick anywhere.
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I see the filler cap way down there, is there a dipstick somewhere??
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What size Allen key is required?
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Help....What size hex socket fits on the bare wheel nut? I managed to rip out one of my messed up chrome caps (basically cut it up into little pieces, still some left in there but I think enough to get a deep socket on) to expose the steel wheel nut, but nothing I have seems to fit. Is it 20mm?
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Yes, all the other interior lights are fine, so the troubleshooting shall continue. LEDs typically don’t ‘burn out’, but who knows.
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Ureka! (Well, not really) Upon further prodding, I discover a microswitch which is activated by the slider arm that lets the glove box slowly fall forward, right hand side. so, I get the principle but still no light. News at 11.
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Love your answer......thanks. ?? I think someone has been into this thing as the LED was just hanging there, and there’s no sign of the button.
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What powers this LED on? Mine never lights up.
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Have had the vehicle for a couple of years, but just recently noticed the LED that is supposed to illuminate the glove box was just ‘hanging’ in behind the box. I figured out where it goes and clipped it back in, but it doesn’t illuminate ..LEDs don’t ‘burn out’ as a rule.....when is this supposed to come on, and why doesn’t it? TIA
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Is this circuit on a timer, or does it switch off after a certain temperature, or what? Drove in weather yesterday that required rear window and mirror heat continuously, but the circuit kicks out every five minutes or so. Annoying.