According to the owner's manual for the 2008 Ford Edge: Note: If you tow your vehicle with all four wheels on the ground, follow these instructions: -Tow only in the forward direction -Release the parking brake -Place the transmission shift lever…
The Replacement Hardware Kit #RHK is going to have the correct mounting hardware for whichever Curt, Da'Lan, Draw-Tite, etrailer, Hidden Hitch or Reese trailer hitch receiver you need it for. This is the reason for the Hitch Item Number box so we…
It does not look like the picture you sent in came through, however what I can tell you is the Replacement Lippert Standard Touchpad for Kwikee Level Best Hydraulic Leveling System #LC47CJ is a universal replacement for all of the Kwikee Level Best…
Per the manufacturer, you can both flat and dolly tow a two wheel drive 2008 Ford Edge. If you have the all wheel drive model, you can only use a flat towing setup. For both the two and four wheel drive models, I recommend flat towing your vehicle…
The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…
The Ford Edge went through a style change in 2011 and one of the changes involved the tail lights. The earlier generation Edge, including the 2008 models, used a combined wiring system. This means that the same bulb and circuit was used for the turn…
The fan in the #PD4645V is temperature controlled so typically it does not run continuously. However, if there are heavy loads you can expect the fan to run non-stop. According to Progressive Dynamics, this can also happen if you're charging…
