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I've had my F250 about 6 months and just discovered a secret compartment in the center console. You can lift up the tray using the center divider to pull it up and there is a nice place to hide your phone or other thin things if you wanted to. Then, if you pull up the flexible liner in this compartment there is a spot under there that looks like a spot to hide your key. Very cool, I thought. Are there any other secret spots I may not know about? I also figured out that the top of the two hole drink holder can slide to the left to create a spot for four drinks.
The purpose of the key spot is that if the key fob battery dies, you can place the key in that spot to allow trucks to start that are equipped with push button start.
Very cool, good to know!
Originally Posted by ToMang07
One of those "I didn't read the manual" moments, lol
The manual is 737 pages long! You are correct, I did not read the manual. I've referred to it when I had a question about something but no way am I going to sit and read the whole thing.
Originally Posted by Johnny F2 fiddy
Not sure if he bought new or used, but a good dealer should show you these things upon delivery.
I bought new. The salesman handed me the keys and said, enjoy! It was kind of like when we took our daughter home from the hospital. No instruction or anything! Just figure it out as we go...for the kid and the truck.
The purpose of the key spot is that if the key fob battery dies, you can place the key in that spot to allow trucks to start that are equipped with push button start.
The purpose of the key spot is that if the key fob battery dies, you can place the key in that spot to allow trucks to start that are equipped with push button start.
That's what the owners manual "says", but we all know that if you put your key in there, the truck becomes invisible to police and you can drive as fast as you want without getting stopped.
The purpose of the key spot is that if the key fob battery dies, you can place the key in that spot to allow trucks to start that are equipped with push button start.
Not sure if he bought new or used, but a good dealer should show you these things upon delivery.
The purpose of the key spot is that if the key fob battery dies, you can place the key in that spot to allow trucks to start that are equipped with push button start.
Very cool, good to know!
Originally Posted by ToMang07
One of those "I didn't read the manual" moments, lol
The manual is 737 pages long! You are correct, I did not read the manual. I've referred to it when I had a question about something but no way am I going to sit and read the whole thing.
Originally Posted by Johnny F2 fiddy
Not sure if he bought new or used, but a good dealer should show you these things upon delivery.
I bought new. The salesman handed me the keys and said, enjoy! It was kind of like when we took our daughter home from the hospital. No instruction or anything! Just figure it out as we go...for the kid and the truck.
Ive been working on plans to cut out the section under the pop out rubber piece to build a truck humidor. When i put cigars anywhere else my wife always crushes them.
Ive been working on plans to cut out the section under the pop out rubber piece to build a truck humidor. When i put cigars anywhere else my wife always crushes them.
I have this one from MC I got several years back just for that reason... lol
....................The manual is 737 pages long! You are correct, I did not read the manual. I've referred to it when I had a question about something but no way am I going to sit and read the whole thing.................
I read through 1/2 of the manual last time I had to take a colonoscopy prep.
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