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They diverted resources to other new vehicles, as evidenced by the lack of unique powertrains and other cost cutting.
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No significant changes expected for 21 or 22. Should have a totally new one for 2023 model year.
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More info on the Edge forum: https://www.fordedgeforum.com/forum/73-27l-ecoboost/ https://www.fordedgeforum.com/forum/86-tuning/
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No plug and play and it's probably not wired for all those options - Ford rarely does that anymore. It might be possible to add everything but you're talking about a lot of sensors and wiring plus the programming to go with it. Probably cheaper and easier to just trade for one that already has it.
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Interior security sensors.
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Assuming it's the original OEM battery it's at least 4 years old. That's about all you'll get out of a battery on a newer vehicle. Best to just replace it and not have to worry about it for another 4 years. And if the problem returns you can rule out the battery.
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4 yrs/ 50k miles
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They screwed up when the middle managers ignored the engineers who told them it wouldn’t work before it was even built. Because they needed to make their cost targets. Hopefully those idiots are gone.
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There was no coverup. Transmissions were fixed under warranty. They extended the TCM warranty to 100k miles early on and extended the tranny warranty later. We traded a 2012 Focus in 2016 - didn’t affect the trade in price. Where they screwed up is not switching to the regular tranny here when they did it in Europe.
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Probably the Smart Junction Box. That's what controls the lighting.
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When you say you disconnected the phone from sync, do you mean you deleted it and the re-paired it? If not try that. Also check the options under the bluetooth sync connection while connected. Finally, try either pulling the sync fuse or just disconnect the battery cable for a few minutes to do a hard reset on everything. If none of that works then it might be the APIM.
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Most likely the module - I think it may be in the Body Control Module. If it was a wiring problem or sensor problem it should affect both doors on the same side but not the other side.
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Could be the bluetooth on the phone - have you tried a different phone?
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Just for grins try cleaning the inside of the handles really well.
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And you made sure there wasn’t anything else electronic on you or in the vehicle, right?