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From: Greenvile, SC
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You would have to know the original code to put a new one in.
-Or have your dealership (provided that its a Ford dealer) scan and give it to you for $.
Then there is removing the backseat (provided that its a Scab or S-crew) and looking on the back wall for the KEM-the code should be on a label on this KEM (Keyless Entry Module).
Here is a link to a article explaining how to remove the backseat and locating the KEM:https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...2008_F150.html
But IMHO- I'd have the dealer do what they can to "keep" the sale first.
You would have to know the original code to put a new one in.
-Or have your dealership (provided that its a Ford dealer) scan and give it to you for $.
Then there is removing the backseat (provided that its a Scab or S-crew) and looking on the back wall for the KEM-the code should be on a label on this KEM (Keyless Entry Module).
Here is a link to a article explaining how to remove the backseat and locating the KEM:https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...2008_F150.html
But IMHO- I'd have the dealer do what they can to "keep" the sale first.
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Kingwood, TEXAS
the dealership should be able to look it up for you if you push them.
I just gone done today taking my back seat apart to figure out what my code was. Then I had to take apart the door cuz the wiring harness was not hooked up. Funstuff.
Now it all works!!
I just gone done today taking my back seat apart to figure out what my code was. Then I had to take apart the door cuz the wiring harness was not hooked up. Funstuff.
Now it all works!!
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