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2015-2016 Mustang GT350 Red Starter Button Kit - Ford Performance Parts

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ADMIN UPDATE:

Ford Performance Parts has just added a GT350 red start button kit designed to replace the stock silver start button cap found on the 2015+ Mustang GT and 2.3L EcoBoost.

The kit includes the popular Shelby GT350/GT350R red start button cap and replacement trim clips to use as needed.

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=25720

Here are the pictures and installation video:

GT350 Start Button-2.jpg


GT350 Start Button-1.jpg



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Did you guys look at the instructions for install? You need to pull the center console like a shifter install, pull the dash trim panels off, pull the headunit faceplate off, remove the circuit board from the faceplate, then pry the button off. All for a red start button lol...:faint:
 

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Did you guys look at the instructions for install? You need to pull the center console like a shifter install, pull the dash trim panels off, pull the headunit faceplate off, remove the circuit board from the faceplate, then pry the button off. All for a red start button lol...:faint:
Agreed. It is cool but not worth it that install. Me and [MENTION=17025]OySmallFry@SCS[/MENTION] fun cheap options you can just remove at any time.
 

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Did you guys look at the instructions for install? You need to pull the center console like a shifter install, pull the dash trim panels off, pull the headunit faceplate off, remove the circuit board from the faceplate, then pry the button off. All for a red start button lol...:faint:
No kidding! Ridiculous!! Why can't they design cars to be accessible for repairs and upgrades? I was considering adding Sync 3 when the parts are available. Not so eager now. But all that for a button cover...give me a break. :shrug:
 

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I'm using this video as a guidance for installing my own ambient lighting
 

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From another thread in case anyone is interested:

They're on backorder as of now, but show to be available hopefully in the next couple of days. We'll be selling these for $27.50 :) __________________
We are Autonation Ford of White Bear Lake selling all OEM Ford and Ford Performance parts. (formerly Tousley)

Call us at 1-800-328-9552 (be sure to mention this website when calling) Ask for Mike R or Chris

OR check out our website http://parts.autonationfordwhitebearlake.com/
 

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From another thread in case anyone is interested:

They're on backorder as of now, but show to be available hopefully in the next couple of days. We'll be selling these for $27.50 :) __________________
We are Autonation Ford of White Bear Lake selling all OEM Ford and Ford Performance parts. (formerly Tousley)

Call us at 1-800-328-9552 (be sure to mention this website when calling) Ask for Mike R or Chris

OR check out our website http://parts.autonationfordwhitebearlake.com/
$27.50 is not a bad price.

And honestly, it's not THAT much work to get to. It is a bit comical how much stuff you have to take apart to get to it, but it's not too bad.

That said, I bet you can just pry off the existing button and pop the new one in place.
 
 




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