i've looked through the manual . . . no luck

i've flipped in several times . . . nothing happens

what the hell is this button??????

(to the right of the cig lighter)

 

thats aftermarket- you said you bought the truck used, right? maybe they had aux. lighting up front or some other accessory

 

used is correct

 

Ejector seat. No, no, smoke screen.

It's probably for some aftermarket lighting or accessories that the previous owner had installed before they sold/traded the truck.

 

yeah i was thinking ejector seat as well

wait . . . maybe it's for the NAWZ!!!

seriously JUST KIDDING

i'll take a look at the engine bay

 

I can't read.

 

ummmm . . . ok?

 

Yeah, that's a great episode, I taped it. They used the wheel and tire combination I'm going to get.

 

When that button is switched to the ON position your truck will get 36 mpg.

If it's on the OFF position, you will get the basic 12-15 mpg.

I keep mine ON.

 

"old school style" amp power, for the amps with out remote power????
Maybe oil slick????
rocket launchers????

how the heck are we suppose to know?



Reminds me of the commercial with the guy is flipping the light switch in the house asking his wife what it was for. Ask her to look around and see if it did anything. Meanwhile they pan out and the neighbors garage door is goig up and down slamming on her hood.

 

Follow the wires.

Adrianspeeder

 

I t turns on the cloaking device. Man you are lucky.

No really back up lights, aftermaret fogs, or neon.

 

I know what that is. It's not an ON/OFF switch. It's an OPEN/CLOSE switch. I had one on one of my vehicles years ago. It opens a door to another dimention. It seems cool at first, but gets old quick.

When you switch it to the O (open), look around for a swirling black hole and drive in.

 

If flipping the switch does nothing, it may be nothing...

Some of the afore-mentioned possibilities are possible. (You can figure out which ones aren't worth searching for)

Some others: Kill switch, valet switch for an aftermarket alarm that may or may not be installed, a valet setting for an aftermarket tuner to limit the power/speed, or any number of aftermarket accessories that may have been installed at one time.

Best way to know? Follow the wires and see what they're connected to.

-Joe

 

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