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Re: 2010 ford focus key position
After much frustration trying to find the right answer with this problem, I found out myself that the key in the off/locked position is correct, as long as You do not remove the key from the ignition, the wheel does not lock, thus you do not need to turn anything off, you just need to have a spare key or separate the electronic door fob from the keys, in case you accidently lock the doors.290Views0likes0CommentsRe: towing ford focus
Maybe you can help me out, I have a Ford Focus 2010 5-speed transmission, the manual says to put the key in position #1, (but this is the locked position), it even states that it is the locked position in the manual, my question is, can this be right, wouldn't that just drag my tires around the corners, not only destroying them but possibly the linkage in my steering also?142Views0likes0CommentsRe: 2010 ford focus key position
Thanks for the reply old-biscuit, although I was hoping for a bit more information about this topic, due to the fact that I've been told if I tow with the wheels locked I'm asking for trouble, in the macanics of the car as well as the wear of the tires, is there any one that can help make sense of all this in a more definitive way.291Views0likes0Comments2010 ford focus key position
Hello all, I have a 2010 Ford Focus set up with a Blue ox base plate. My question is this, the owners manual states to put the key in the off position when flat towing, but this puts the wheel in the locked position, every one I asked as told me this is wrong, do to the fact that this will drag my front tires around the corners, I agree, but the manual is very striat forward and clear on the wheel lock being set in this position. Please Help thanks Kevin1.9KViews0likes6Comments
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