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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / June 2005

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Keypad Master code

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Tom - 15 Jun 2005 12:38 GMT
I purcjhased a used 03 Mountaineer and do not want to spend $105 to
have dealer tell me the code for the keypad. Is this hidden anywhere
on the vehicle?
Searcher1 - 15 Jun 2005 13:14 GMT
YEs it is on a label on the "brain". This module should be located in the
left rear compartment.Open the compartment look forward just about over the
center of the wheel well, that silver and white module is what your looking
for. On there is a sticker with a set of numbers on these number SHOULD be
your access code.

Searcher1
C. E. White - 16 Jun 2005 15:57 GMT
> YEs it is on a label on the "brain". This module should be located in the
> left rear compartment.Open the compartment look forward just about over the
> center of the wheel well, that silver and white module is what your looking
> for. On there is a sticker with a set of numbers on these number SHOULD be
> your access code.

This was true for older Moutaineers and Explorers, but newer
ones use a different type of security module that is located
in a different place. I've heard it said that these newer
modules do not include the "master" code on a label. They
are reprogrammable and are originally programmed with the
default code when the vehicle is assembled. The older
modules had the code hardwired in using resistors.

Regards,

Ed White
Searcher1 - 16 Jun 2005 18:53 GMT
I apologize, I didn't realize that they changed the location.

Thanks for the corrrection

Searcher1
Herb Kauhry - 17 Jun 2005 05:40 GMT
But the key point is - you do not have to remove the door to change it.
Find another dealer, quick!

> I apologize, I didn't realize that they changed the location.
>
> Thanks for the corrrection
>
> Searcher1
Jim Warman - 17 Jun 2005 06:13 GMT
Remove the door??? Where on earth did that come from?

> But the key point is - you do not have to remove the door to change it.
> Find another dealer, quick!
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> > Searcher1
 
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