This article provides guidelines on how to jump-start a Ford Edge dead battery.
Learn how to jump a Ford Edge with a portable jump starter.
Learn how to jump a Ford Edge with a portable jump starter.
Table of Contents
Procedure
- Remove the emergency key from the remote key fob and use it to unlock the driver's door.
- Ensure the parking brakes are engaged, and ignition is turned off.
- Pull the hood release under the dashboard to release the hood. Open the hood.
- Locate the positive (+) terminal and connect the positive (red) jump lead.
- Determine a ground connection and connect the negative (-) lead. Do not connect directly to the negative battery terminal.
- Press unlock on your key to ensure the car is powered up and the alarm system is disabled. Go inside and start the car by pressing the START button with the keyfob. If your Ford Edge doesn't start, check the jump starter clamps. Wiggle the clamps a little bit to make sure they are making good contact.
Notes
- Use only the recommended jump-starting terminals.
- Do not allow the positive clamp to touch any metal parts other than the dedicated + terminal.
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Rushit Hila, ASE Certified Mechanic I have been working on vehicles for over 20 years. In 2016, I decided to start YOUCANIC so that I can empower vehicle owners all over the world. Currently, I hold an ASE certification on G1 Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair. ⏵ Read More |
