Keypad code on door.
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Keypad code on door.
I purchased a used 2001 Ford Eplorer Sport Trac sometime ago.
I have never known the code to the outside door keypad. I know usually it's on the card in the owners manual. In this case It didn't come with one.
I know there is somewhere in the vehicle in which the keypad code is on a sticker. I jsut don't know where to find it.
Does anyone know where to find the keypad code location on a 2001 sport trac?
Thanks in advance.
-Jon
I have never known the code to the outside door keypad. I know usually it's on the card in the owners manual. In this case It didn't come with one.
I know there is somewhere in the vehicle in which the keypad code is on a sticker. I jsut don't know where to find it.
Does anyone know where to find the keypad code location on a 2001 sport trac?
Thanks in advance.
-Jon
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Do you have a job 1 or job 2? If it is a Job 1, it is behind the rear panel behind the rear seats. Job 2 and newer all you got to do is remove the the passenger air bag, you can access it by opening up your glove box and looking up there 2 brass looking screws unscrew them, slide the airbag out then unscrew the plastic cover for the computer and on top of that is your 5 digit code. Good luck finding it. Check out www.mysporttrac.com for some good info also. Just like this site, there is alot of good info and great people that will help you out.
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Go to www.mysporttrac.com and do a search and there is a detailed account on where to look for code.
PS If you ST is a job 2, its behind the passenger air bag!
Jay
PS If you ST is a job 2, its behind the passenger air bag!
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if its a job 1 the keypad code should be somewhere in the cargo bin behind the rear seat. If its a job 2, it should be in the glove box near the airbag. I think there is a project on finding this on www.mysporttrac.com . Good luck finding it.
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How do I know which "Job" I have? I don't see it behind the seats where the jack is.
So i'm guessing I have the other.
-Jon
So i'm guessing I have the other.
-Jon
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I bought a 02 Mercury Mountaineer and all I did was I took it to the ford dealer and they put it on the computer and told me what it was in 2 mins. Didn't cost me nothing. That is the easiest way to do it.
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Id check these four places: inside the glove compartment; on the drivers door jamb area; rear drivers side wheel weld area; on top of the electrical connectors in the rear drivers wheel weld area.
Mine was located on the rear drivers side wheel weld and was only visible with a mirror and a flashlight. You're looking for the digits on top of a sticker. Once you get the #s, write them down on a pc of masking tape and put the tape in your glove compartment.
Good luck!!
Mine was located on the rear drivers side wheel weld and was only visible with a mirror and a flashlight. You're looking for the digits on top of a sticker. Once you get the #s, write them down on a pc of masking tape and put the tape in your glove compartment.
Good luck!!
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Originally Posted by spudtang92
Id check these four places: inside the glove compartment; on the drivers door jamb area; rear drivers side wheel weld area; on top of the electrical connectors in the rear drivers wheel weld area.
Mine was located on the rear drivers side wheel weld and was only visible with a mirror and a flashlight. !!
Mine was located on the rear drivers side wheel weld and was only visible with a mirror and a flashlight. !!
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