On most of the Ford radios, to set the stations, you first tune in the desired station. Then, select the button that you wish to set on that station. Depress the button and hold it. The sound will mute for a short time, and then return. When the sound returns, the button is now set, and when you press that button, it will tune to the station you just selected.
Oh, BTW, the reason the transmission has to be in neutral is to allow a little bit of movement in the gear train when the low range engages. This prevents a gear tooth from being blocked by the gear that is stationary. Ever notice that sometimes on a stick shift, it does not want to go into a gear until you either move a little or let the clutch out a bit? Same idea.
This post was edited by jimg.allentown at 12:53:57 02/04/15.
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