I was wondering where I left thatFound this nice surprise under my passenger seat. Thank God I've only had one passenger ride with me so far. Don't want to think what would have happened if she had dropped something between the seat and center console .
Yes, I gave ford my info. More likely than not it was left from the factory after the carpet or seats were trimmed. Just glad my friend didn't slice her hand open.
Yes, that wire with connector is meant to be used with whatever you might want to wire up in one of your bed cubbies. Everyone should get one.
It's to connect 12V to the bed.
No pin here. Ecoboost maybe different.
Ah. Probably so. Someone here explained what it was exactly for, but not something I remember, other than you stick it in a hold under the center console mats and it does something to inactivate/disable something that enables safe towing if someone has to tow it and doesn't have the key. or something like that ...
I have an Ecoboost always been concerned about the electronic shifter getting towed if no power. Have not spent the time to look in the manual I probably should.
Yep, could probably happen when changing blades too, you got the pack of em and dropped one as you were rushing because you were slowed down by changing em out.
Yes, that's what the pin in the small envelope is for. Should have been in your glove box when you got the truck, along with the DIY cubby wire connector.
Do you have fwd or awd. I would think it should come with all models. I think it is used to get the cover off a panel to manually disengage the electronic parking brake (put it in neutral) when the battery is completely dead or some other malfunction so it is movable for towing.
Found this nice surprise under my passenger seat. Thank God I've only had one passenger ride with me so far. Don't want to think what would have happened if she had dropped something between the seat and center console .
Sharp eye you have there, good thing it wasn't with fingers
