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kevinfranklin Enthusiast

kevinfranklin

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Whatever you do......do NOT push it!!!!   I pushed mine and all the body panels fell off the truck.  No idea why that was an option.  ;)

amxguy1970 Senior Enthusiast

amxguy1970

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It is the secret transmission programming button to make it shift quick, smooth, crisp and correctly each time! Is this a serious thread? A button, secretly hidden in the center of an airbag with wires attached to it, just think about that for a second... Each day I lose more and more faith in society :lol:

 

Tyler

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RP53

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2 minutes ago, amxguy1970 said:

It is the secret transmission programming button to make it shift quick, smooth, crisp and correctly each time! Is this a serious thread? A button, secretly hidden in the center of an airbag with wires attached to it, just think about that for a second... Each day I lose more and more faith in society :lol:

 

Tyler

yes it is my truck has a little button in the G i never noticed it till the OP pointed it out don't know what it is for but they didn't put it in they to make us wonder 

davidio840 Enthusiast

davidio840

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I saw a thread on reddit about this too, doesn't appear to be anything. Just seems like a half ass attempt to fill the hole in the G logo.

Coby7 Senior Enthusiast

Coby7

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It's the front rocket launcher.  LOL, It's just the raised material same as What's inside the C.  

Styles_888 Enthusiast

Styles_888

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It's actually a hidden cam.

 

If you hit "Up Arrow + Check mark" simultaneously on the steering functions you can snap sweet selfies while 4 wheeling ...

 

*Note: The images get saved by default to a USB stick plugged in glove Box.

BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

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You mean you guys don't know!!!!  That's to bad your missing out on one of the trucks best features...

 

Unfortunately due to a confidentiality agreement, I'm unable to share the true use off the G  

 

:)

muddkatt Senior Enthusiast

muddkatt

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It's the automatic tampon remover button. I don't suggest that men push the button while sitting in the drivers seat., because DAMN that hurts.

Coby7 Senior Enthusiast

Coby7

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So I guess it's the ''G'' spot us men have been looking for all our lives.

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