DNBush

I'm not going to argue with you. I and the two other people that were in the car with me know what happened.

Well, I can't explain it but, I have only attempted the Parallel and for the third time now, I'll say it, the car did all the work.

Well, that would certainly be my preference but as I said, the car did everything.

Well, when I activated the active park assist for a parallel park, it told me, essentially, hands off the wheel and feet off the pedals. It did it all and damn fast. But accurately.

Active park assist? Is that the push the button and it'll park the car (parallel or into a slot) by itself? If so, yeah, the problem is I don't trust it. I tried the parallel one and it whipped the car into the spot so fast that if someone had stepped off the curb at that very moment they would have been killed. Nope, not for me.

Well, I just had the battery checked. It's fine. I may have to go to Ford and see if they can diagnose this (and the sensor issue).

Hmm... well, there's only one pole and it's happening on both sides of the vehicle. Either way it seems somethings gone wrong. This only started a few months ago. You don't think it might be connected to the battery issue do you?

It's the front and sides (both) but mostly the sides and they light up red along most of the length of the image of the car. It happens, mostly, when I'm at the first stop sign leaving my development. Nothing within at least 25 feet of the car, smooth pavement.

Interesting on the battery issue. I'll try to pay attention but I do believe that the issue with the keyless entry touch pads/points seems to happen mostly in the morning when first starting the car (remote start). Though I know it has happened during the day after parking the car and then returning to it shortly thereafter. So does this imply my battery is losing its ability to hold a charge? Regarding the parking sensors, yes the car has side and front/rear sensors. Car is clean so maybe faulty.

What I'm talking about is the vehicle perimeter proximity sensors, the ones that alert you if you're too close to an object. On the center screen they'll light up red briefly even when nothing is near me.

2020 Edge Titanium. Two weird things have begun to happen. Intermittently the ability to lock and unlock the doors via the touch points on each door handle will stop working save for the driver door. The proximity sensors will alert when there's nothing even close to the car. This, interestingly, happens mostly in the morning when the car is first driven and then it happens only at the first or second stop. Has anyone else experienced this and if so, has a fix been found? Thanks!

Update. I got a reply from Ford saying that the windshield on my Edge is indeed acoustic glass. They also said I could used their communication as evidence for when I replace it to ensure I get an acoustic replacement.

Well, on the 2021 it seems clear to me. People who appreciate acoustic glass are those that like driving with the least amount of distractions. The 2021 clearly isn't for those folks. They put a large screen in it so those that love distractions will be happy. Acoustic glass wouldn't be appreciated.

Well, it may be that the windshield is not acoustic but I'm scheduled to have it replaced by Safelite and their spec for this vehicle calls for an acoustic windshield so I should end up with what I should have had to begin with. We'll see...

Well, what's interesting is that the side windows are also made by AGC and yet they are labeled "Carlite" and "Acoustic SoundScreen". (see photo)