pit stop mode?
It's called secure idle, Our squad cars use them here in socal. I'm sure there thousands of other agencies who use them as well. Push a button on the dash and remove the keys the car stays running and all the feature work as well until you hit the brake or attempt to shift it
It's called secure idle, Our squad cars use them here in socal. I'm sure there thousands of other agencies who use them as well. Push a button on the dash and remove the keys the car stays running and all the feature work as well until you hit the brake or attempt to shift it
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Thanks everyone. I guess the better terminology would be the SECURE IDLE MODE. I used it often to stop in to grab a few items at the convenience store, or post office. Simply and hit the Ford remote starter key fob and remove the key. No need to re-start the vehicle every time. Once you get back simply unlock the door and put the key to RUN and your good to go, so long as you don't touch the brake pedal or the vehicle will SHUT DOWN and go into FULL ALARM. I had this system installed from my Ford dealer on my E350,( supposedly this was the Ford factory Gold system which included the start and alarm ). Then simply hit the unlock button and insert the key and turned it to the RUN position. I was hoping someone might know how to get around currently silly system without having to buy another remote starter unit or component.


