loss of power

Asked by Guru53MNG May 22, 2018 at 06:28 AM about the 2007 Ford Edge SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Yesterday while driving and while the A/C was on my Ford Edge (2007 model) just died on me , luckily I could slide it to the side. I switched off the car and started again after a while and it worked fine.  Its still working fine today but my A/C is off , I am afraid to put the A/C on again and it dies....

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Did check engine or any other warning light came on? Eventually, you will want to use your a/c so you have to "confront your a/c fear". When you are at home, start the car, turn the a/c on and see what happens. I don't think the a/c had anything to do with what happened. Now, be brave, turn that a/c on!

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My 07 Ford Edge died on me while I was driving today and luckily I East to the side I tried cranking it back up it did not crank it just turnt when I did crank it was stalling like it wants to cut off and started shaking I have to call for a wrecker to come and get my truck so they can do a diagnostic test

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