Anyone know?
Anyone know?
Does anyone know what the function of the two holes located near the map light overhead console do? I bought the car used(14K) so I'm not sure of all the options that are equiped. Thanks
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Sorry, I didn't proofread myself before posting. Listening to music doesn't help either.
Anyways, so those holes are motion sensors? Sorry for all the newb questions but what does that exactly do(how do they work). I know what motion sensors are. There a link somewhere. I've just always been curious
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Sorry, I didn't proofread myself before posting. Listening to music doesn't help either.
Anyways, so those holes are motion sensors? Sorry for all the newb questions but what does that exactly do(how do they work). I know what motion sensors are. There a link somewhere. I've just always been curious
Anyways, so those holes are motion sensors? Sorry for all the newb questions but what does that exactly do(how do they work). I know what motion sensors are. There a link somewhere. I've just always been curious
I'm a lazy college student that does enough to get by
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BTW, thanks everyone for answering my question. This is a perfect example of me being lazy. I've had the car 4-5months now and its now when I ask what those things are for. Go figure
BTW, thanks everyone for answering my question. This is a perfect example of me being lazy. I've had the car 4-5months now and its now when I ask what those things are for. Go figure
I read the manual the first 2 days I had the car. It is amazing what you can learn in that thing! Seriously, there is a lot of really good info in there that you may never even know otherwise.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
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https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/
In case you don't have them, download all your ford vehicle owners manuals (owners, maintenance, quick reference, warrantee) for free at:
https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/
https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/
I read the manual the first 2 days I had the car. It is amazing what you can learn in that thing! Seriously, there is a lot of really good info in there that you may never even know otherwise.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
I read the manual the first 2 days I had the car. It is amazing what you can learn in that thing! Seriously, there is a lot of really good info in there that you may never even know otherwise.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
Here's an example. Did you know that you can disable the interior lock buttons whenever the alarm is set? Meaning, if the alarm is activated, the lock/unlock buttons on the doors are not functional. That way if you leave the window open or cracked, someone cannot just push the unlock button and disable the alarm. It is not set that way from the factory. Read the manual to find out how to do it.
Mine did come that way from the factory. They become disabled at the same time the motion sensors activate (about 20sec.).



