Found under the passenger seat

[66F100Again]

Found this key, which I assume was used by contractors when they added missing chips to my truck (while it sat for 3 months in Dearborn) or by the transport company. Also found the piece of production paperwork (clarifying my truck is U.S. bound (not Canada or export?). But what is the 4-quadrant green thing that looks like a connector?

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[Wolf Man]

Found this key, which I assume was used by contractors when they added missing chips to my truck (while it sat for 3 months in Dearborn) or by the transport company. Also found the piece of production paperwork (clarifying my truck is U.S. bound (not Canada or export?). But what is the 4-quadrant green thing that looks like a connector?

I have that key as well and thought maybe it's to lock/unlock the rear underseat storage? I actually haven't tried it yet ?

Sorry I have no clue about the other things

 

[UGADawg96]

Well, it's not a curling iron. ?

 

[Orlando150]

It's a spare key included with every truck. It's for you. https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/whats-this-key-for.3281/

 

[mmdpg]

I drilled a hole in it and put it on a keyring with the remote and a house key. It should be easier to use if you have to lock/unlock the spare tire, consol, glovebox so you don't have to open the remote (I think there is a metal key inside the remote?).

 

[66F100Again]

I haven’t matched up the key patterns yet, but suspect it is the same as the key hidden in the KeyFOB shown in the photo.
Do you guys have the green 4-quadrant plug in your trucks (under the passenger seat near the console)? My Lariat has a bench seat; maybe it is a harness function for trucks with consoles?

 

[JerseyGlock]

Spare key for your glove box, center console and rear seat lock (if equipped).

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