2010 Ford Edge Beeping

Asked by Nevada Oct 10, 2016 at 09:51 AM about the 2010 Ford Edge

Question type: General

Our 2010 Ford Edge keeps making a beeping noise
for whenever we start or stop (park) the Ford
Edge... it goes off for about 10-15 seconds help
ASAP... **(bee-doo bee-doo bee-doo)**

4 Answers

I believe they are up to par.. wouldn't it show on the dashboard? If not I will check it out tonight (Still open to more suggestions) never dealt with this before

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check your tire pressure also if they get to low it will beep all the time and the fluids include the windshield washer fluid

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POSSIBLE SHIFT MODULE SENSOR, WHEN PUTTING YOUR CAR IN PARK WHILE FOOT IS ON BRAKE PUSH GEAR SHIFTER FIRMLY FORWARD AN RELEASE BRAKE IF BEEPING STOPS SHIFT MODULE TELLING SENSOR CAR IS NOT ENGAGED IN PARK GOOD LUCK

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