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Hey there, I have a '15 F350 SC I bought new. The ID Card never came with it and the dealership went under. I'm curious as to set up the Remote Access app on my phone but I don't have the card or SIM ID #. Any idea on where in the truck I can find it? I would rather not pay another dealership money to pull it on the computer if I don't have to. Thanks
I think I do. It does have the auto stay that I can use with the key. Maybe I'm off then, so in order to use the app on my phone, I still need to buy a module to make it work?. I thought all the sync set up this thing comes with as well as the auto start, it would work with a sim number.
The standard auto start/remote start is only a basic system that uses the integrated key head/fob to start the truck.
If you have a separate remote start fob and an antenna mounted on the windshield, you would have the VSS in the truck. Most time mounted on the main wiring harness that goes from the dash through the firewall.
If your window sticker shows perimeter alarm, you have might have the VSS. The RMU is totally separate box no usually installed at the factory.
These are the 2 part numbers needed to add the RMU (remote access)
VSS - DL3Z-19A361-A (if not already installed on main wiring harness)
RMU - DL3Z-19A390-B
You can add long distance remote start by adding a window antenna and a separate remote start key fob once you have the VSS installed.
Look in your paperwork to see if you purchased Remote Access, should be on a "We Owe" form.
Larry is correct, that kit is not a factory installed option. It would have come from the dealership, and they would have charged you for it.
The Vehicle Security System (VSS) part DL3Z-19A361-A serves not only as an alarm with shock sensor, but also as a junction box for the long-range remote FOBS and antenna, as well as the Remote Access RMU unit. It plugs into the DLC (also known as the OBDII diagnostic port). If you can't find your paperwork, look under the dash to see if you have the original DLC plug wrapped up behind and plugged into a Y-port going to a black box zip tied somewhere back there. The Y-port plug would have a new DLC bolted in place of the old one. If you have that, you have VSS. From there you can see if anything is plugged into it, like the Remote Access RMU.
The RMU would have the SIM ID on a sticker attached to the unit itself. Once you have the SIM ID you can take that to the dealer and they can retrieve the PIN....... if they know how to do it.
Thank you guys for all your help. I guess I don't have it. I figured it was already installed from the factory. It has just about every option available, except that one. Haha. Thank you all and Merry Christmas
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