Looks like the programing button for the remote start.

 

EJECTO SEATO CUZ!!!

lol sorry had to

 

[rofl]

In all seriousness though, according to the manual it should only be used during car chases. Apparently it releases a thick sheen of oil behind the vehicle and arms a set of spikes through Ford Sync.

I tested mine and was prompted by Sync, "Would you like to shoot a spike?"

ME: "Yes."

Sync lady: "Into the adjacent tire, door, or driver?"

ME: "Tire."

Sync lady: I didn't understand you?"

Me: "Tire."

Sync lady: "Okay, shooting fire."

You have to be careful with the tire command. I accidentally scorched a Hyundai Elantra in front of me. Gave a whole new meaning to fluidic sculpture.

 

[rofl]

Spot on!

 

It the fuel cut-off switch, the dealer showed me when I picked it up. In an accident, the car shuts the fuel pump off. The only way you can get it to turn back on is to press that button.

 

Cool feature. I keep learning more and more about my car-to-be!

 

Are you sure? My manual has just an ignition on-off sequence to follow to restore fuel pumping to the engine.

 

according to the owner's guide 2nd ed., page 298, the fuel pump shut-off is reset by turning the ignition off and then back on and notes "it might take one additional attempt." i would say that button is not the fuel pump switch at all. no idea what it is. sorry.

 

That's the sandwich making technology.

 

Push that button, what are ya, Chicken!

 

I think so? []

Tony

 

 

Looks like that's it. Thanks! I'll tape it up out of the way then. Right now it's just flapping around making noise.

Tony

 

Is it the "Make Ford Touch" work switch?

Sorry couldn't resist.

 

Thats a heck of a programming button if you click it a certain number of times and watch the LED.

Maybe it works like you programmed an Altair 8800.

Yet, I doubt most people know how to program machine language with switches.

 

Lol. Sadly I do. You do realize we are dealing with embedded systems? No fancy mouse here.

 

Wow the first reply was ejecto seato cuz.... My exact thought.

I know its a programming button but maybe for your key fob?

 

No. The sequence for adding a key fob is in the manual, it involves using an existing fob and turning the car on and off a few times.

 

No one? Am I actually going to have to push it to find out? LOL

Tony