8.0
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $500
- Average Mileage:
- 63,000 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replace rear differential (2 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Ford dealer.
Replaced right rear bearings almost a year ago. Started hearing humming noise coming from rear end about a couple months ago and was concerned that the left bearing was going bad only I couldn't pin down whether the noise was coming from the left or the right. Took to dealership on 10/21 fearing it was the right bearing which was bad. Car still under powertrain 5 yr/60k warranty since purchased in May 2007 and it only has 28,000 miles. Found out that the differential was failing and needed replacement. Which the dealership didn't have in stock and so far, over a week to get the parts.
Seems like the 2007 Edge has significant problems with the rear drivetrain probably with AWD versions. I am considering selling the car since the powertrain warranty will expire in May 2012 - anyone out there wants a perfect looking and running vehicle (well perfect at the time that I sell it).
- Al T., Tualatin, OR, US
SINCE CAR WAS A YEAR OLD THERE SEEMS TO BE A SMALL JERK UPON TAKING OFF AFTER A STOP. TOOK TO A MECHANIC, DID SOME SERVICE TO ENTIRE ENGINE. RAN GOOD FOR A WHILE AND BEGAN TO JERK AGAIN, BUT THIS TIME IT GOT ONE TIME I HAD TO LOOK TO THE BACK TO SEE IF I GOT HIT. I HAVE A FRIEND WITH AN EDGE LIKE MINE AND HER'S DOES THE SAME THING.
SCARY SOMETIMES.
- mlfordedge, Avenal, CA, US