You're right, us millennials don't see a need to pull the fob out of our pocket to start a push-button ignition vehicle
If you don't pull the FOB out of your pocket and place it in it's said holder in between the cup holders on the center console, you run the risk of the Jeep tilting to one side and possibly fipping the Jeep on it;s side or losing control of it. There's a reason why FCA engineers put the FOB holder in the center of the vehicle. Come on now...sheesh...You're right, us millennials don't see a need to pull the fob out of our pocket to start a push-button ignition vehicle
Wait, I know that's a joke but do people actually call that space a fob holder and use it as such?If you don't pull the FOB out of your pocket and place it in it's said holder in between the cup holders on the center console, you run the risk of the Jeep tilting to one side and possibly fipping the Jeep on it;s side or losing control of it. There's a reason why FCA engineers put the FOB holder in the center of the vehicle. Come on now...sheesh...
That's what I use it for and the majority of the time my key fob is in that space. It can also hold your cell phone as well.
That makes a lot of sense. I know I keep mine in my right pocket when the doors are off just in case. I would be too afraid of forgetting it if I took it out of pocket. I just always assumed that space was for phones. I keep mine sitting there vertically and it just seemed so intentional.
Take a picture! Take a picture! Can you get a small vacuum attachment close to it? That could suck it right out.
I use it as a cell phone holder..
Just don't EVER use the term clockwise or counterclockwise and not expect a blank stare in response...
or even read a clock if it's not digital. If you really want to mess with them, put it on 24hrs
