Mystery silver buttons?

[Claberge]

Hey everyone, I just purchased a used 2017 Raptor that has a decent amount of mods on it. Many mods the dealership didn’t even know existed such as the Whipple cold air intake and NGauge tuner which I found after rolling away with the truck.

Anyways there’s two silver buttons to the left of the steering column underneath the headlight control knob that I can’t figure out for the life of me what they do. I’ve pushed them and tried researching online and am not finding anything. Here’s a photo. Do any of you recognize these and their intended functions? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Bhollier]

Definitely not stock buttons. Might have to follow wires for that one. Nice wrap on your Raptor.

 

[Claberge]

Definitely not stock buttons. Might have to follow wires for that one. Nice wrap on your Raptor.

Thanks for the info, I’ll try that

 

[smurfslayer]

Looks like the auto destruct buttons.

;-)

 

[JohnyPython]

They’re buttons for the R and L cam phasers. Press them and it turns the phasers on and off. Just kidding

It looks like those “angel eyes” switches. Assuming they’re close to the lights, might be for some sort of aux lights.

 

[MnFlyer]

Whatever you do. DO NOT get up to 88mph and push those buttons.


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[MEATSWORD]

He's turning the front porch light on and off at a house in a different state

 

[Claberge]

They’re buttons for the R and L cam phasers. Press them and it turns the phasers on and off. Just kidding

It looks like those “angel eyes” switches. Assuming they’re close to the lights, might be for some sort of aux lights.

I was really bummed to push the buttons and find out No phasers

 

[bigrig]

It looks like you have a Baja Designs lightbar. Those buttons look like momentary buttons. Try turning the light bar on then pressing the buttons. It might be a high/low setting or a flash setting depending on the light bar.

 

[MadMaxx]

Could be for electric exhaust cutouts?

Roll under and see if you got them in the exhaust stream somewhere.