2014 F250 Turn Signal

Asked by 4x4250guy Feb 09, 2019 at 03:19 PM about the 2014 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat SuperCab LB 4WD

Question type: General

Does the 2014 F250 turn signal have the switch return to center after you engage it, and the signal keeps going until you are done with your turn? or does it stay in the up or down position until after you are done with your turn and then click back off?

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Both, there is a lane change feature where if you just push the lever up/down a little(without it clicking and locking in place) it will blink a few times then shut off. If you push the lever up/down until it clicks in place you have to turn the wheel far enough to disengage the lever

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Awesome, that is what I wanted to know. The F150 I have returns to center after you engage it, and it drives me nuts. Thanks a bunch.

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