Some Ford Edge owners report experiencing transmission issues, including the inability to shift into gear and illuminated warning lights. These problems may stem from low or contaminated transmission fluid, which can disrupt smooth gear changes and cooling. Additionally, misaligned throttle position sensors, malfunctioning shift solenoids, or general wear from higher mileage are also noted as contributing factors. Common symptoms of transmission problems include difficulty shifting gears, unusual noises, a burning smell from the transmission fluid, and dashboard warning indicators. Some owners report transmission slipping, where the vehicle unexpectedly changes gears, leading to reduced responsiveness and clunking noises. Furthermore, if a Ford Edge won't move in drive, odd noises from the transmission or engine may suggest issues with gears, linkage, or other components. It is recommended that affected owners have their vehicles inspected by a qualified mechanic to accurately diagnose and address these transmission concerns to prevent further damage or safety risks.
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