FISHTAIL
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Heh, I've never even noticed if mine flashed or not.
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Me either, perfect excuse to take her out of the garage tonight and see!Heh, I've never even noticed if mine flashed or not.
I always remote start mine, since it's in the garage I'll get in and start it this time and see what happens.I looked this morning...mine doesn't flash. At least not during the day. Maybe that's a lights on kind of deal.
I don't have to press mine. I got in the car last night and looked down, and it was pulsing like the video. Either way, even if it doesn't pulse, it would make a nice finishing touch type mod to the 15-17's. We just need a part number.So I’m confused because this sounds like it was supposed to be a new feature Ford is promoting on the 2018 refresh, but my 2015’s starter button does the same pulsing flash when I push it without holding the brake pedal (for accessory power only, no engine start). I looked again to be sure, and it flashes at the same speed as shown in that Ford video posted here earlier.
Buying a Center Console Circuit Board is gonna run you several hundred dollars.It's one of those mods that I can live without. Looks nice, but for something that I don't look at, and only touch for a fraction of a second, unless it was cheap. Like $25 cheap.
This is more about the Circuit Board and functions than the button, but yes, you could get one from the yard.Has anyone had any luck with this. At this point 18’s have to be rolling into the junkyards where one could just remove the button.
5spurs does...but it is $100so basically a new circuit board is required then even if we don't want the new functions of the button such as the pulsating light. That sucks I was hoping for just a simple button swap, maybe one of the aftermarket companies will make a nicer looking button that isn't the gt350 one.
Not having taken apart a 2017, I don’t know what the differences are, but the button shouldn’t be s problem. Just swap it out by pulling it or take apart the console and do it the Ford recommended way. The LEDs are part of the Circuit Board, I believe, so it doesn’t matter what button is on top. It just changes what is seen or not seen through the windows in the button.so basically a new circuit board is required then even if we don't want the new functions of the button such as the pulsating light. That sucks I was hoping for just a simple button swap, maybe one of the aftermarket companies will make a nicer looking button that isn't the gt350 one.
Ok I’ll do some more research then and I might be the guinea pig for this in that caseNot having taken apart a 2017, I don’t know what the differences are, but the button shouldn’t be s problem. Just swap it out by pulling it or take apart the console and do it the Ford recommended way. The LEDs are part of the Circuit Board, I believe, so it doesn’t matter what button is on top. It just changes what is seen or not seen through the windows in the button.