Door Keypad Code Location!!!

verytalonted

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Ok there are two ways:
1) There should be a ‘wallet card’ in the owner’s manual. It looks like this:
(Not My Card.)
2) On the bar code sticker on the back of the fuse box block (passenger side outside kick panel), it will be the 5 digit number in the lower left hand corner of the sticker when reading it.
Your will have to remove the fuse box access ‘door’ and the piece it attaches to. (they snap out and snap back in)
The number is NOT in giant font size or bolded, just a tiny 5 digit number that would not raise any attention.
I had to use a flashlight in the daytime to make out the last digit. This print is SMALL.
I had to do this because my truck was used and the previous owner kept the Owner’s Manual.
The Ford dealer will want $50 for this code to be pulled, and various websites around the web will give you the run-around.
Every model has a different location for this code so it was hard to find this for our specific truck (i.e. older models of F150 had the code hidden behind the back seat, etc.).
This should work for all 09-12 F150s (Raptors included).
Just paying it forward, to save some of the headaches this has cost me. And to take some money out of the ‘stealership’s’ pocket, they have enough.

1) There should be a ‘wallet card’ in the owner’s manual. It looks like this:

(Not My Card.)

2) On the bar code sticker on the back of the fuse box block (passenger side outside kick panel), it will be the 5 digit number in the lower left hand corner of the sticker when reading it.

Your will have to remove the fuse box access ‘door’ and the piece it attaches to. (they snap out and snap back in)

The number is NOT in giant font size or bolded, just a tiny 5 digit number that would not raise any attention.

I had to use a flashlight in the daytime to make out the last digit. This print is SMALL.

I had to do this because my truck was used and the previous owner kept the Owner’s Manual.

The Ford dealer will want $50 for this code to be pulled, and various websites around the web will give you the run-around.

Every model has a different location for this code so it was hard to find this for our specific truck (i.e. older models of F150 had the code hidden behind the back seat, etc.).

This should work for all 09-12 F150s (Raptors included).

Just paying it forward, to save some of the headaches this has cost me. And to take some money out of the ‘stealership’s’ pocket, they have enough.