One problem related to cooling fan has been reported for the 2009 Ford Edge. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2009 Ford Edge based on all problems reported for the 2009 Edge.
2009 Ford Edge -- major issue-- Ford needs to cover costs--- I was driving my 2009 Ford Edge sel approx. 4 miles. Once I rolled to a stop at a traffic light the car began to idle and then stalled. No warning lights. . I started the engine and pressed the gas (no acceleration). The engine ran at around 1-2k rpm. I pressed the gas again, no acceleration. I shut off the car called aaa for a tow. I started the car once more to check the gauges, no service lights. When I checked the other indicators it stated, car temp -- ok, oil pressure - ok, etc. . . All ok. . No warning lights, no issues. The car was in about 1. 5 months ago for oil, 3-4 months for service. About 8-9 months ago, moroone Ford of margate (under warranty) fixed an electrical issue (where no lights were showing) they claimed it was a Ford issue and they replaced it (no cost). Well now this happened and moroone Ford of margate said, "blown engine, $7,700 to replace + $400 for cooling fan. " they said the cooling fan broke (no warning) and the engine blew. No warning, lights, etc. . . When I looked under the hood waiting for aaa (no smoke, no smell. . . Yet a blown engine (full replacement). . . I will fight this because I believe this is an electrical issue that they tried to fix prior and this happened again. I also don't believe the engine was destroyed. Hopefully the government and Ford will research and cover the repairs / replacement. No warning lights oil temp -- ok oil pressure -- ok car idled and stalled. . . Approx. Miles 82,000.