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Pushing/Rolling the F8 Tributo in the garage

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by F8d, Oct 3, 2022.

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  1. F8d

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    #1 F8d, Oct 3, 2022
    Hello,

    I've searched this question, but haven't found anything.

    How do I push/roll the F8 by hand in my garage. I'd like to roll it closer to a wall, and haven't found out how to do it. I did find Carwash Activation mode in the manual, but even after entering that mode, I still can't budge it by hand. Help?
     
  2. Art138

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    #2 Art138, Oct 3, 2022
    Believe you need to leave the ignition on and ensure the electrically activated emergency brakes are off. You can also put into neutral with emergency brakes,off.
     
  3. colorfull

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    #3 colorfull, Oct 3, 2022
  4. craze

    craze Formula 3

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    #4 craze, Oct 3, 2022
    just leave engine running and in N????
     
  5. F8d

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    #5 F8d, Oct 4, 2022
    Thanks! I'll give this a try.
     
  6. F8d

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    #6 F8d, Oct 4, 2022
    Thanks for the reply. I do have a set of car dollies (which are awesome), I'm just trying to work out how I can move it quickly a few feet back so I can clear other cars and not run it into anything lol
     
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  7. F8d

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    #7 F8d, Oct 4, 2022
    This is my last resort (I'd like to avoid running it too long in my garage). Of course, moving it a few feet wouldn't be an issue I'm sure, but sometimes I move the cars around in my garage by hand which does take some time (it can get tight). Everything I have has a manual, so I'm just used to being able to easily move them. Thanks!
     

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