As stated in a previous post, the "left one' is "Traction Control"...
To help answer your question, I went on Ford's online configurator and speced an Ecoboost Lariat and clicked on the 360 degree interior view. I discovered the auto start/stop button will be located next to the traction control off button. Pretty much the same location as before but will be the very right button as oppose to very left from before. The two bottom buttons have been removed and a credit card slot has taken its place.The big question is on (EB) Lariat where/if did they move the switch to deactivate the auto start/stop?
On all my old Mavericks it's the only switch I used all the time.
RE: Did Ford caulk the seam in the bed = here is a photo of the area I am asking about. Both sides of the floor of the bed where the fenders and vertical bed meets the floor. I did one pass of 3M auto grade caulk, I should clean the area and give it a second layer. It is obvious, perhaps it doesn't show in the photo, that the material was sucked into the seam, therefore a second coat. I judged the gap to be too small to justify backer material.
What color did you order?
Mine is supposed to be delivered next week. We'll be out of town for the New Year but should pick it up beginning of January.
I ordered desert sand. I'm not angry about it but I do like that color more.
This is true. I have snow tires and it helps tremendously.
I did the same thing and was hard to id the icon (old eyes) so thought I better ask. Thanks for the conformation.
almost all new cars have this, as required for their certification. My 2024 Chevy doesnt have this, but it’s a $3,000 line item on the window sticker, is not having to push the button worth $3,000 to you? I would say 99.999% of Maverick buyers would choose to press the button.
I have been driving my Scion tc 13 years, can’t wait for push start. The key fob touching my leg periodically bothers me
