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I've had a 1997, and currently a 2010 Eddie Bauer and neither had locking doors.Hi: Just got a 2023 Ford Timberline, and am curious why there is no interior (from the driver's seat) release on the fuel filler door. First new car we've bought in a while, but all of our old cars had a release on the front console to unlock the fuel filler door. Any ideas why Ford didn't implement this? Or, conversely, why so many cars have it? Many thanks!
You're correct. If you try to pour something in without the factory supplied funnel, whatever you are pouring in will run out on the ground.I'm not sure if there's protection for pouring something else in - there is a reason you have to use the special funnel to fill with a gas can so it's possible you can't pour anything in without the right spout...
Where is this funnel? I bought my 2018 used and haven't noticed one.You're correct. If you try to pour something in without the factory supplied funnel, whatever you are pouring in will run out on the ground.
Are you sure?? My 2018 Limited does NOT lock! I know this because my 5 year old grandson got in the habit of opening it (doors always locked) whenever he walked by. If it is supposed to lock I WILL fix it!!Wow- did not know this. Threw away the one that came with the Expedition, however kept the one for the Transit. Bought replacement on Amazon for $6.
2019 XLT gas door does lock with doors locked.
It doesn't..... I fuel mine up on vacation all the time with the doors locked because I have all kinds of stuff in the car obviously. Fuel door always opens with doors locked, Ford isn't that Smart to engineer that.....Are you sure?? My 2018 Limited does NOT lock! I know this because my 5 year old grandson got in the habit of opening it (doors always locked) whenever he walked by. If it is supposed to lock I WILL fix it!!