Button on Ford Focus 2017

Asked by Luke Jul 28, 2020 at 08:33 AM about the 2017 Ford Focus

Question type: General

I have just recently bought a Ford Focus 2017
eco boost. I’m curios as to what the button
pictured is for? I’ve checked the manual and
googled this and no one seems to have the
answer. Wonder if anyone could help?

4 Answers

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Remove the center console to see where it is wired to if you are curious enough to work at it.

That is the ejector seat button. Push it at your own risk!

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@TDolby, pressed and nothing seems to happen so you could be bang on the money that it is aftermarket.

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