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So, Dad is trying to figure out the code for the keyless entry pad on our new to us 2005 F350. Does anyone know where we can find the code?
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I thought those were programmed by the end user - i.e., you need to find out how to reprogram your own code. I'd expect that info is out there somewhere in the greater interwebs...www.realtuners.com - catch the RealTuners Radio Podcast on Youtube, Facebook, iTunes, and anywhere else podcasts are distributed! -
They used to be in the glove box..... but I've got no experience with one that relatively new.Comment
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Got to have the original "credit card" with the factory programmed code to be able to re program your own code.
Back in the day the code was on a sticker on the driver hinge of the trunk on mustangs/cougars/tbirds, but I can't say if they are still doing that on the trucks. Hopefully Tardis' link will get you there.
A dealer can find the code through the body module using a scanner through the OBD2 port - but they won't do it for free most likely.There's always something new to learn.Comment
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Just wanted to second this procedure that Tardis posted. I did this on my 04 Super Duty to find the code, but I couldn't see the box I needed through the fuse panel cover. I ended up pulling the radio out to find it.Originally posted by tardis454 View Post
I bought my truck used and did not get the original credit card with it.Still plays with trucks....Comment
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where they hide the code on 99 grand maekComment
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Mark,
Check the trunk lid hinge passenger side.Neal
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The dealer can plug in the DCL link and get it to takes about 2 minutes. Its also on the Module sticker2007 SBN/A Drag Week Winner & First only SBN/A Car in the 9's Till 2012
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my grand marquise has the code on the glove box door
i got lucky though as it still had the credit card and was still the factory set code.Originally posted by Remy-Z;n1167534
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Jeff is right, and most dealers do it for free. the module is locate on the left ( drivers) side rear cab wall. you will have to remove the rear seat if it is an extended/crew cab. ( if my memory is correct) Sorry that is ford the module in 06 up f 150 location.Originally posted by JeffMcKC View PostLast edited by ls7gto; December 10, 2011, 10:47 PM.Reading , Pa
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My folks got a barely used MKT - I took it to a dealer in Florida when I was down there - thinking surely they'd hook it up and give me the code for free - nope - $48. I sure hope there are some GOOD dealers that would do something simple like that for free - in the interest of gaining and keeping customers.There's always something new to learn.Comment
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In Florida, (sadly) there's a good chance your customer won't remember you charging them... Was that the Employee discount version?Originally posted by milner351 View PostFlying south, with a flock of bird dogs.Comment
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48 bucks WOW. I would not be able to sleep I pulled that off.Reading , Pa
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That's what the dealer told me was a 1/2 hour of labor - the minimum they could charge to have anything done. I drove away not all that happy - and not all that surprised.
Thankfully the dealer that sold them the vehicle (in IL) was able to locate the code and get it to them free of charge.There's always something new to learn.Comment
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