[jdskycaster]

Future "Launch Control" button - engages twin turbo's and nitrous oxide for street racing or just getting the kid's to practice on time when you are running a bit late.

 

[bbal]

I found these...I think I'm going to put a couple of 'em on there.

 

[vthehonda]

So I thought the TE had all the bells and whistles until I found this blank button on the dash??? I wish it were for a heated steering wheel. Or maybe an ejector seat. Any idea what is supposed to go there?

This is for KEC system. Not available in US.

 

[BigBoat]

It is the placeholder for the button to inhibit the annoying "Low Battery" message at will, but they forgot to put it, bstrds...

 

[dvpatel]

So I thought the TE had all the bells and whistles until I found this blank button on the dash??? I wish it were for a heated steering wheel. Or maybe an ejector seat. Any idea what is supposed to go there?

As you correctly guessed. It is for the ejector seat. If you plug in a switch there, you and your front passenger will get ejected so don't get a switch and plug it in over there.

 

[blkody11]

I found these...I think I'm going to put a couple of 'em on there.

I like the ludicris speed. Hey where did you get those? I want one!!

 

[stpierrewm]

This is for KEC system. Not available in US.

What do you think the KEC system is?:huh:

 

[Cntrtwnltd]

There was a switch blank in the 3rd gen Tourings in that area too. I don't think there ever was any feature to be added there.

 

[bbal]

I like the ludicris speed. Hey where did you get those? I want one!!

Volkswagon - Aesthetic Creations

 

[mi_sat]

It is the placeholder for the button to inhibit the annoying "Low Battery" message at will, but they forgot to put it, bstrds...

Maybe it's the button to call for towing service when the effing battery runs out.

Bstrds indeed. :nothappy:

 

[JAvendan]

lol.

little pricey, eh?

joel

Volkswagon - Aesthetic Creations

 

[Oak23]

I'm surprised no one got this right yet.

The blank button is actually a working button, but you have to drill a hole in it first to get it to work.