When my previous 2000 TJ Sport was on and running, I could pull the key out of the ignition. This was great for offroading to keep the keys from clanging all over the place. It was also great when I was working on something inside the cab and wanted to have the radio on while the door was open, but not have the annoying door ajar chime. A buddy of mine was also able to pull his key all the way out while running on his 2002 X as well. I'm guessing this is a result of and older key getting worn down after so many years.
I can't pull the key out of my current 2004 Rubicon in the same fashion, but I did notice the other day that I *can* shift the key outward about 25% of the way while the key is turned backward to accessory, which is great because it is just enough to turn off the door ajar chime.
Anyone else able to do this?
What other quirks have you found on your Jeep that are helpful/welcomed?
I can't pull the key out of my current 2004 Rubicon in the same fashion, but I did notice the other day that I *can* shift the key outward about 25% of the way while the key is turned backward to accessory, which is great because it is just enough to turn off the door ajar chime.
Anyone else able to do this?
What other quirks have you found on your Jeep that are helpful/welcomed?