I would first like to say Hi, as this is my first post.

Now, on to my question. I own a 04' Roadster & have been wondering what the spare button space on the right side of the heated seat buttons was used for? Was it an option of some sort? Heres a pic.

Thanks!

 

It's the Intake Manifold cooler button.

 

It's for the turbo boosters...you mean you didnt get them?













its for symmetry, you arent missing anything

 

Thanks, I thought it was just an "extra" button space but wasn't quite sure. I guess I'll find something to use it for.

 

Well, X, as you can see, since the car's been out for several years, a lot of the "regulars" are now so bored they have to resort to jerking the chains of the new guys.

They're kidding, of course: it's REALLY for the flux capacitor actuator . . . or was it the warp drive? Anyway, welcome to the forum.

 

You press the button, your gf will fly out of the car

 

Unfortunately, this was a feature I last desperately needed around 1990, but it wasn't available back then.

 

I think the japanese cars have the convertible top switch on this place.

 

I was told by a reputable source that this was for the optional ejector seat. Only available in Roadsters, and only works when the roof is down, for safety reasons.

 

 

Nos...PURE Nos...

 

Use that blank switch space to control something that you might add in the future. Like a pair fog lights, etc. I currently use that space for my audio system control ****. This little **** controls the amount of bass output I choose for a given music track.

 

I always assumed it was for an airbag off switch if one ever wanted/needed to go through the hassle of getting one installed.

 

Seems like I remember a post from years ago to that effect.