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CarComplaints.com Notes: Say what you will about the styling of the Ford Edge, but the bottom line is owners seem to love this vehicle. That is, of course, except in the case of it's dangerous, worrisome and unexplained issues with random engine stalling.
Our data suggests an early defect trend, as owners of the 2007-2008 models have started posting their accounts of what happens when you're driving down the road and the engine just stops. Some at high speed, some at low speed but always a random shutdown of the engine, electrical and power steering.
Time will tell if this becomes a widespread issue, but there's no drying the seriousness of the problem. With that in mind, we're flagging the Edge with our "Beware of the Clunker" rating until the situation improves.
8.3
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $720
- Average Mileage:
- 108,150 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 23 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (17 reports)
- replace turbine speed sensor (2 reports)
- 2007 - 2010 ford edge tss oss 6f50 transmission failure (1 reports)
- edge runs good now (1 reports)
- husband replaced tss and oss sensors & is working great! (1 reports)
- replace maf sensor on the air box (1 reports)
transmission problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
This happened the first time in March 2020 on the freeway after I got home I cleaned the MAF, after a second occurrence in April 2020 on a less busy country road. I replaced the MAF sensor and thought it was resolved until it happened again in August 2020 while running a few errands with the car. Each time the car had to be turned off, and when restarted the warning lights are back to normal - off. Then when you put the transmission into gear, there is a loud clunk. I believe you need to put the car into reverse first and back up a bit, then shift into Drive and get another clunk before the car seems to operate normal. Otherwise it feels like the transmission is slipping and the car can not accelerate.
- Tom G., West Bend, US