You'd have to shut down the internet. This forum is far from the only place this info is listed.

Stewart

 

It's also not exactly a quick process... If someone is out poking buttons on the side of my rig for that long and nobody says anything, I don't want to be on this planet anymore.

 

...and if you think a vehicle with an external keypad but no other anti-theft systems are impervious to criminals, you have other issues to worry about.

 

The thief will always go for whats quickest. Many on this thread have said it has taken less then 10 minutes. I realize if they don't have a key, it will take a little bit longer, but this is almost like the whole Ford Ranger Antenna deal. Was just a question though.

 

Totally agree...and it's part of my point. Whatever they add to make it convenient for you also makes it convenient for a thief. When you see something like a keypad on the door of your new car, I'd hope that your first thought would be "better add an alarm with disable features on it" to counteract the keypad.

Many on the forum just disconnected the keypad since this info on how to find it has been on the internet for years.

 

Hey I did got my code for my 2005 Ex by using my cellphone.
I removed the panel covering the fuse box, and turned my cellphone over to camera mode. Turned on the film light hit record and stuffed it up there and videoed the label.

Thanks for this info, I'm about to reprogram my lock now!

 

DANG: I eread the entire thread & YES it is "clear as mud" To Me. Probably cause "I'm thick as a brick"....
I have (2) 2000s I need to do this to.


What I don't get is this: I'm standing there & I start punching in the #s,
How do I know when I get the 1st # in my 5 digit code ?? The 2nd ??? on & on to 5th #.... THANKS

 

I honestly thought it was more time effective to find the master code by looking at the tag on the unit itself. I spent more time looking for a mirror when doing this than it actually took to do it.

I ended up using the video recorder mode on my phone and the recording light to get my master code off the black box thing.

 

Not the greatest video in the world, but it gives you an idea of where to look:


The numbers should be written on that little black or tan box. The tag will look something like this:

http://i847.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps0b377fd8.jpg

Those 5 bold numbers are the master code for your vehicle.

I don't have patients to sit down and run that string of numbers though the door pad. I felt better just finding it.

 

Where you at in Idaho Bro ??? LOL

 

Orofino/Lewiston area

 

Could you be a little more specific ?? Really just want to know where is the truck going to be say...Fri Night

 

lol

I didn't post a picture of my module :-P

 

If I was going to take a members truck on here I would probably not start with his IIRC Uni is a BAMF lol.

 

Maybe BUT he's got a 05 LT 6.8 DROOL, DROOL