Reprogramming Remotes
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It should be the same process.
If it isn't working, disconnect your vehicle battery for at least 5mins.
If found this post in the SuperDuty forum, and it seemed to address other peoples problems:
If it isn't working, disconnect your vehicle battery for at least 5mins.
If found this post in the SuperDuty forum, and it seemed to address other peoples problems:
I have a 2004 F250 (4-door) and I had the darnedest time figuring this out, but if you first get in the drivers side and lock the doors, then unlock all the doors before putting the key in the ignition to perform the 8 cycles of off/on in 10 seconds (leaving the key in the "on" position on the 8th turn, the doors will lock and unlock, at which time you have 20 seconds to press any key on your fob or fobs to program them. Finally, turn the key to the off position and your key fob(s) should be programed. The dealer was of no real help on this, unfortunately. I hope this helps some folks out! Good luck!
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When you say that your interior lights only sometimes work, does that mean they will only sometimes work in the "on" position? Or do they only sometimes work when you open the door? If its the latter, you probably just have some crap stuck on the switch in the door jamb, that stops the switch "opening" all the time. A cloth and some some degreaser should fix that.
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The interior lights only work sometimes when the door is opened. When they do work, they often stay on even when the door is shut.
Are the lights meant to stay on after the door is shut or do they go off immediately?
To clean the switch, I apparently spray some wd40 up into the door latch. Is this correct?
Are the lights meant to stay on after the door is shut or do they go off immediately?
To clean the switch, I apparently spray some wd40 up into the door latch. Is this correct?
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It's part of the latch assembly in the door. Just spray lots of WD40 around there (or preferably electrical contact cleaner if you have it), and wipe all the gunk away and you should be fine. You may want to work the latches a few times as you do this to ensure they are moving correctly.
Shouldn't need to remove the latch.
Shouldn't need to remove the latch.
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Ok guys, so the wait is over. I have finally been able to enter the remote learning mode on my F250, so I can reprogram my remote.
It was not the normal method that most people used on their US trucks. For some reason, my F250 would not recognise the US method or sequence.
So I thought I would share the method for us aussies to use. The reason I wanted to do this was to reprogram my remote and 2 new ebay remotes.
Note to remember - When reprogramming any remotes, you must reprogram all of them as it wipes the memory when you enter the vehicle programming mode.
The sequence below worked on my aussie F250 XLT with factory central locking and remote entry.
1. Take off the grey plastic cover under the steering wheel to expose the steering shaft, foot pedals, fuse box, etc.
2. Find a small grey 2 pin DLC plug. Mine was next to my clutch pedal in the same group of wires with the OBD II plug. It has 2 wires, green with a purple trace and a black wire.
3. Use a hot wire to join them together
4. Turn your ignition on and wait approx 8 secs. The car horn will beep. You are now in the remote learning mode.
5. Press any button on the first remote. The horn will beep to indicate that it has been programmed.
6. Continue to press any button on remaining remotes to program them.
7. When finished, turn your ignition off and remove the jumper wire from the grey plug.
The drivers door must remain open when programming, and with the interior lights on.
So I was successfully able to reprogram my original Ford remote, but the aftermarket ebay remotes did not register with my vehicle.
So after all that, I now have to chase up some more remotes to try.
It was not the normal method that most people used on their US trucks. For some reason, my F250 would not recognise the US method or sequence.
So I thought I would share the method for us aussies to use. The reason I wanted to do this was to reprogram my remote and 2 new ebay remotes.
Note to remember - When reprogramming any remotes, you must reprogram all of them as it wipes the memory when you enter the vehicle programming mode.
The sequence below worked on my aussie F250 XLT with factory central locking and remote entry.
1. Take off the grey plastic cover under the steering wheel to expose the steering shaft, foot pedals, fuse box, etc.
2. Find a small grey 2 pin DLC plug. Mine was next to my clutch pedal in the same group of wires with the OBD II plug. It has 2 wires, green with a purple trace and a black wire.
3. Use a hot wire to join them together
4. Turn your ignition on and wait approx 8 secs. The car horn will beep. You are now in the remote learning mode.
5. Press any button on the first remote. The horn will beep to indicate that it has been programmed.
6. Continue to press any button on remaining remotes to program them.
7. When finished, turn your ignition off and remove the jumper wire from the grey plug.
The drivers door must remain open when programming, and with the interior lights on.
So I was successfully able to reprogram my original Ford remote, but the aftermarket ebay remotes did not register with my vehicle.
So after all that, I now have to chase up some more remotes to try.
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I know this is some years old, but I also wanted to program some extra remotes which I purchased from amazon and I used Kramer73's method which got me into programming mode but the remotes were evidently not programmed. What now? Which remotes do I need or is there any other thing I can do to program my existing remotes?
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Hi Kramer73
The remotes I got from Amazon have two buttons (lock unlock) with a red horn button below (same as the ones I think that you got as I saw on another thread). So, no, they do not look exactly like the Ford one which came with my 2003 F250 and which has no horn button.
I could not find a remote that looked like the original Ford one. I guess that I just assumed that since the add said they would work for a 2000 model F250, then it should work for an Australian 2003 model. But apparently not so.
Did you ever find remotes that would work on the Australian F250s?
The remotes I got from Amazon have two buttons (lock unlock) with a red horn button below (same as the ones I think that you got as I saw on another thread). So, no, they do not look exactly like the Ford one which came with my 2003 F250 and which has no horn button.
I could not find a remote that looked like the original Ford one. I guess that I just assumed that since the add said they would work for a 2000 model F250, then it should work for an Australian 2003 model. But apparently not so.
Did you ever find remotes that would work on the Australian F250s?