Are the 2019 Edge brake lights bulbs?
The manual lists brake and rear lamps as LED and says LED lamps are not serviceable. See a dealer if they fail.
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2019 Ford Edge
2019 Edge brake, rear, marker, and several other lamps are listed as LED and not serviceable. No bulb number is printed for the lamps that still come apart.
| Item | Figure |
|---|---|
| LED, not serviceable | Brake and rear lamps, center high-mounted brake lamp, front side markers, front signature lamps, rear direction indicators, rear side markers, reversing lamps, and side direction indicators. |
| Headlamp callouts | The figure labels low beam, a combined low and high beam on vehicles with high-intensity discharge headlamps, high beam and daytime running lamp, and the front direction indicator. The figure is not redrawn. |
| License plate lamp | A tool such as a screwdriver removes the lamp. The holder turns counterclockwise. The bulb pulls straight out. No bulb number is printed. |
Source: owner's manual / last verified 2026-10-16 (2019 Edge Owner's Manual, December 2018 second printing, part KT4J 19A321 AB, edition date 201806. U.S. and Canada. (opens in a new tab)).
Difficulty, time, and cost are estimates when this guide gives them. Torque is a cited figure, or it is left off.
Main source: 2019 Edge Owner's Manual, December 2018 second printing, part KT4J 19A321 AB, edition date 201806. U.S. and Canada. (opens in a new tab), Ford Motor Company, published 2018-12-01, read 2026-10-16.
Screwdriver
The license-plate steps say a suitable tool, for example a screwdriver, carefully removes the lamp.
| Item | Figure | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| LED, not serviceable | Brake and rear lamps, center high-mounted brake lamp, front side markers, front signature lamps, rear direction indicators, rear side markers, reversing lamps, and side direction indicators. | Changing a bulb, LED lamps |
| Headlamp callouts | The figure labels low beam, a combined low and high beam on vehicles with high-intensity discharge headlamps, high beam and daytime running lamp, and the front direction indicator. The figure is not redrawn. | Headlamp bulb section |
| License plate lamp | A tool such as a screwdriver removes the lamp. The holder turns counterclockwise. The bulb pulls straight out. No bulb number is printed. | License plate lamp |
Brake, rear, center high-mount, front side marker, front signature, rear turn, rear side marker, reverse, and side direction lamps are listed as LED.
The text labels low beam, high beam, daytime running lamp, and the front direction indicator. The drawing is not copied. One headlamp sequence says remove the cover, turn the bulb counterclockwise, and disconnect the connector, and not to touch the glass.
Use a screwdriver to remove the lamp, turn the holder counterclockwise, and pull the bulb straight out. No number is printed.
The headlamp and license-plate figures are in the maintenance section. They are not redrawn. Wiper blades are a different job, on the wiper guide.
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Part
License plate bulb for the 2019 Edge
The procedure says to pull the bulb straight out. It does not print a trade number.
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Tool
Screwdriver
The license-plate steps say a suitable tool, for example a screwdriver, carefully removes the lamp.
The manual lists brake and rear lamps as LED and says LED lamps are not serviceable. See a dealer if they fail.
The procedure tells you how to remove the lamp and pull the bulb. It does not print a bulb number.
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