CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2015 Ford Edge has a trend of the engine dying while driving, which is typically considered a safety issue.
Owners report the stalling while driving problem is caused by the throttle body needing replacement. The problem typically occurs at low mileage & so the issue has been covered under warranty -- although by now, the 2015 Edge is generally past the full warranty period.
We keep having the low tire pressure warning light come on. Sometimes it stays on till vehicle is shut off and restarted or just goes off whenever it feels like it. We were on vacation theand took our vehicle in to Ford dealer with light on first time, we were told they reset the sensor on the right front tire.. Problem occurred again within 30 days, took it to dealer close to home and were told they did not know what the problem was, could be the sensor or the receiver, so they rotated the two front tires. Now the warning comes on but shows it is now the left tire. Now Ford says they can't repair this unless we get it to a dealer when the light comes on. So now we have wasted two half days having our vehicle at dealerships and problem now does apparently not exist unless we can drive to a dealership at the exact minute this problem occurs. We have no confidence in the safety of this vehicle as how would we know if we do or do not have a problem. A call to Ford Canada to complain resulted in more riduculous conversations on how they are not going to fix something that they cannot identify. The consumer is not in Ford's best interest, how about trying to put in a new sensor and see if this resolves the problem???
Had the vehicle in twice for this problem they told me that this was a ongoing repair cause they could not duplicate the problem ,but my wife drives to work and half way there the warning would come on about 12 miles travel this happened two times before it corrected its self when we picked th vehicle up the warning came on on her way to work then went off while parked and has not come back on
- Leslie D.,
Kennesaw, GA, US
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We keep having the low tire pressure warning light come on. Sometimes it stays on till vehicle is shut off and restarted or just goes off whenever it feels like it. We were on vacation theand took our vehicle in to Ford dealer with light on first time, we were told they reset the sensor on the right front tire.. Problem occurred again within 30 days, took it to dealer close to home and were told they did not know what the problem was, could be the sensor or the receiver, so they rotated the two front tires. Now the warning comes on but shows it is now the left tire. Now Ford says they can't repair this unless we get it to a dealer when the light comes on. So now we have wasted two half days having our vehicle at dealerships and problem now does apparently not exist unless we can drive to a dealership at the exact minute this problem occurs. We have no confidence in the safety of this vehicle as how would we know if we do or do not have a problem. A call to Ford Canada to complain resulted in more riduculous conversations on how they are not going to fix something that they cannot identify. The consumer is not in Ford's best interest, how about trying to put in a new sensor and see if this resolves the problem???
- Mike R., Calgary, AB, Canada