Secret codes needed for Ford/Lincoln 2004 navigation system to disable Safety features

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CCS - 06 Oct 2004 07:27 GMT

Hi

I am in need of the pin code for the Denso (factory navigation that is
installed in 2004 Lincoln/Ford/Cadallic/Mercury vehicles)

My problem is when I am driving the navigation system doesn't allow me to
push buttons on the touchscreen. It is some kind of safety feature and I
want to disable it. Ford engineer said there is a pin code but he would not
tell me.

The software is made by viseon for the denso navigation system.

HELP, I need the secret code to put into it to disable the safety features
that we all hate.

Thanks!

email me

admin AT caringcomputerservices DOT COM

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SVTKate - 06 Oct 2004 21:20 GMT

Where is it that you live? Please provide a complete description of vehicle,
driver and plate numbers.
So that if we see you on the road we know to avoid you like the plague.

Kate

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Jim Warman - 07 Oct 2004 04:47 GMT

Kate???? In an Exploder NG???

Howdy, gal...

jim warman
mechanic@telusplanet.net

> Where is it that you live? Please provide a complete description of vehicle,
> driver and plate numbers.
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DriveSpy - 08 Oct 2004 13:04 GMT

Another fine example of why those safety features are needed. All he needs now
is a DVD player to be playing with while driving.

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lovs2fly - 11 Oct 2004 00:17 GMT

Just like the person reading the paper, putting on makeup, eating, screaming
at the kids, talking on the phone and many of the other things that happen
on a daily basis.

> Another fine example of why those safety features are needed. All he needs now
> is a DVD player to be playing with while driving.

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wilee - 17 Oct 2004 03:08 GMT

Hi,

I have a 2004 Expedition and have the same problem. I hate it. If you find
out send me an email. I will do the same.

Reply to others:
1) What?s wrong with my wife entering destination when I drive.
2) I'm sure its safer entering the destination then seeing someone parked
on the side of a major highway.
3) What about the scary fact of pulling over is some crappy neighborhood.

4) Also, I see people backing up on highways when they miss an exit. If
they had navigation system this might help those idiots.

These are the real causes of people getting hurt or killed.

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Jim Warman - 17 Oct 2004 04:56 GMT

> Hi,
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> Reply to others:
> 1) What's wrong with my wife entering destination when I drive.

Nothing... why are you in such a rush that you need to embark upon your trip
before you know where you're going? Just as 'nobody' talks on the cell phone
while driving, 'nobody' will try to program the trip minder while driving.

> 2) I'm sure its safer entering the destination then seeing someone parked
> on the side of a major highway.

If you are unfamiliar with an area, the smart money is on programming the
device BEFORE setting out....

> 3) What about the scary fact of pulling over is some crappy neighborhood.

After you enter a scary neighbourhood is the wrong time to think about
programming the destination.

> 4) Also, I see people backing up on highways when they miss an exit. If
> they had navigation system this might help those idiots.

Whenever a device is made that is "idiot proof", society breeds better
idiots..... like the ones that want to program navigation computers whilst
driving.....

> These are the real causes of people getting hurt or killed.

The real causes of injury and death are lapses in attention, lapses in
judgement or a failure to understand some very basic concepts of physics.
These are all attributed to the human condition and the blinders that so
many people seem to wear ("I am too important to adhere to rules and
convention"). What you are after is one more chance to qualify for a
Darwin.....

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