Lose Power Steering Problems of Ford Edge

Lost power steering while driving on city street. Warning came on with : 1. Steering assist fault service required; 2. Service advance trac. My 2016 normally is used on the highway, not city. Loss of power pulled vehicle to side of road. 80k miles on Edge.

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I was driving my car without any problem. All of a sudden I go to put my car into reverse to back up my driveway and lost all power steering. I was unable to turn my car in any direction and was stuck in the middle of the street with 2 young children in my vehicle. Once I turned the car off and back on the power steering came back.

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After 37000 miles message stated battery was low. Then lost power steering. I stopped car and it had to be pushed off to side. Another car jumped me and car started. Started driving and lost power steering. Car was jump started again. Drove short distance. Happened again until I got home. Help.

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While driving a month ago the power steering fault warning light went on& I lost power steering. When the vehicle was turned back on I received 3 warning lights: uphill start assist disabled, power steering fault disabled & traction control disabled. 6 steering gears have been replaced in the vehicle & it's still at the dealer not fixed. Vehicle is undriveable.

I have two major problems and safety issues with this car. First is the power booster, which is covered under extended warranty. Symptoms of booster issue are spongy brakes that then went hard with little resistance accompanied by hissing sound coming from brakes. The second issue is a defective throttle body. Three times in as many days when food is on brake, the brake pushes back essentially having lost power brakes and requiring both feet firmly pressed on brake to even remotely slow car down, unable to completely stop vehicle, at the same time I lose power steering and cannot control direction of car, the warning light "low oil pressure" illuminates on the dash. This does not send car into so called "limp home" mode it renders the car essentially inoperable. If I turn the car off and then back on again it returns to normal driving function. . . . Until it happens again. I've been lucky that this happened backing out of my driveway and in straight lane stop and go traffic on city streets. Had this happened when I was driving along a curvy mountain road, along the coast or on a los angeles freeway moving 65 mph. . I doubt I would have been so lucky. I cannot believe the throttle issue in the Edge is not covered under the extended warranty given to other Ford model cars or even more that this isn't a sweeping safety recall. I am risking life and limb of myself and my two young children driving this car. This is my first Ford and will probably be my last. Ford should be ashamed of themselves.

Vehicle lost all power steering function while driving.

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