HOW DO I LOCK THE EDGE WITHOUT POWER

Asked by GuruCP5M Dec 28, 2017 at 01:58 PM about the 2017 Ford Edge Titanium

Question type: General

My car has been set up to be towed behind my motorhome.  Ford says that to
do that the battery needs to be disconnected.  Is there a way to lock the Edge
when the battery is disconnected.  

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olds403 answered 6 years ago

Does it have a keyed tumbler in the driver's side door if so I'd use the key

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F_O_R answered 6 years ago

Keep in mind that you have to unlock it and reconnect the battery so don't lock your self out. You will be losing codes and settings when disconnecting the battery. I would look at using a trailer rather than flat towing. I am not sure you can tow your Edge for any extended distance, battery connected or not.

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