reset cup holder
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2014 E350 also restored: 1969 Camaro convertible SS 1957 Chevy Belair 2dr hardtop
reset cup holder
Drifted a little bit with car. cup holder on dash came on. Is there any other way to reset it without turning car off? I do not have the manual with me. Thanks
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Yes, press OK on the wheel. You shouldn't be driving and posting on this forum. I often drift around when doing that also.
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In my experience the thing just comes on after a couple hours of steady driving no matter how careful you are driving. It's always a great time when my wife leans over and says "what's that beeping noise" with a red cluster asking me if I need a rest....wtf?, thanks MB!
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driving 10 straight hours from Florida going north and it went off. Going down no problem. Today 9 hours and no problem. I guess it must be working properly. I appreciate the people with the easy solution. Thanks again.
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This happened to me on a recent road trip... 5 hours. I realised that out of habit when I get behind a slower vehicle, I move to the side to see around it. The car picked that up and interpreted it as drifting.