Oh the shame of it all!

[blacksnapon]

I had to ingratiate myself today. I had to ask one of the oil change gremlins how to open the hood on a Transit Connect! The damned thing, you flip the "Ford" emblem up, then you use the ignition key to open it!

 

[CaFordDude]

Just proves were never to old to learn...hahaha

 

[Austin]

Welp, now I know!

 

[5.0Flareside]

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SORRY.....

but



bwahahahahaha



jk... man its something all the time aint it... everything is different now...

 

[fatherdoug]

Is that specific to the transit, or does that work for other models?

 

[1970Custom]

Hey I resembled that remark, I used to be one of those "gremlins" as you put it....

Is that specific to the transit, or does that work for other models?

For the time being I believe it to only be on the Transits, being that its a European designed vehicle that Ford decided to bring over here... The key itself is more like an old skeleton key than that of your typical auto key.

 

[O'Rattlecan]

That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard of.

Ryan

 

[blacksnapon]

Is that specific to the transit, or does that work for other models?

As far as I know, thats the only one.

 

[smokey]

That would have thrown me for a loop also.

Mine was when I went to change the oil on a 97 light duty F250 and I couldn't find the oil filter. I felt better when a friend couldn't find it either.
rode out to the dealership and they said look in the front left bumper. I was like come on really were is it. Who in the heck mounts a oil filter in a bumper, Ford does cause there it was.

 

[blackhat620]

The damned thing, you flip the "Ford" emblem up, then you use the ignition key to open it!

Oh crap another one of "Ford's" better ideas

 

[Ton van der Sluijs]

Praise the Lord that it was the hood of your car and not your fly

best regards Ton