Do all bronco’s have this?

[‘21OBX]

Where exactly is the fuse box under the dash? I ordered the key code but there wasn’t a card in my glove box. I’m hoping it’s there. Is it on drivers side or passenger?

Driver side you have the flip the panel under the wheel down.

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[LowerDixie77]

It was there! But, it didn’t work to open the door. Sucks. Trying to save a trip to the dealer which is 100 miles away. That’s $20 in gas these days!!!

 

[‘21OBX]

It was there! But, it didn’t work to open the door. Sucks. Trying to save a trip to the dealer which is 100 miles away. That’s $20 in gas these days!!!

Use forscan you have to enable the keypad.

 

[ColoradoKid26]

My search-fu on here and the web is weak, but what I'm understanding is there is no way to progam one yourself without Forscan?

 

[bwomp91]

Would also be interested in knowing if someone has figured out how to program a keypad without needing the dealer.

 

[‘21OBX]

I have not done it yet but will be ordering one soon. I have seen the option in forscan to enable it I believe but not having it yet I didn’t mess with it.

 

[brentutk]

My 2022 came with a keypad preinstalled. But neither the code on the card in the glovebox, or the code on the fusebox under the dash will work on the keypad. 2 different codes. Currently I can use the keypad to lock the doors but not unlock, program a personal code, etc. Any tips?

 

[‘21OBX]

My 2022 came with a keypad preinstalled. But neither the code on the card in the glovebox, or the code on the fusebox under the dash will work on the keypad. 2 different codes. Currently I can use the keypad to lock the doors but not unlock, program a personal code, etc. Any tips?

Did you go into settings and add a code? On my superduty it was in the settings some where you had to enter the code on the card then you could put in your own code. Until I receive mine I won’t personally know.

 

[brentutk]

Did you go into settings and add a code? On my superduty it was in the settings some where you had to enter the code on the card then you could put in your own code. Until I receive mine I won’t personally know.

Yea the directions say you enter the factory code on the keypad, hold 1 for a second, and then you can set your own. The issue is that the factory code seems to be neither of the codes supplied by Ford.

 

[Jhokfan]

Yea the directions say you enter the factory code on the keypad, hold 1 for a second, and then you can set your own. The issue is that the factory code seems to be neither of the codes supplied by Ford.

I'm having same issue. Factory supplied code does not work, the code that the dealership read from the ECU doesn't work either.

 

[Paul Gagnon]

It's the key code for wired keypads.

This is very interesting. Where would the wired keypad plug into?

 

[Brockdog12]

I have it and the keypad on my OBX.

 

[Brockdog12]

This is very interesting. Where would the wired keypad plug into?

Pretty sure the keypads are wireless, battery operated. Some people relocate them inside their gas door. Mine is over the drivers door handle.

 

[JohnnyBronco]

Would also be interested in knowing if someone has figured out how to program a keypad without needing the dealer.

No clue but my simpleton thought would be you program a wireless keypad exactly like programming the garage door button.

Or a procedure in your fordpass app. Which. BTW, in recent update has a section just for your electric vehicle

 

[‘21OBX]

I had to have my friend at a dealer do it. I tried everything in forscan but it’s a programming process in fords setup. My guess for the poster that bronco came with it and doesn’t work is the dealer just threw it on (or factory) and did not do the programming. It’s odd that it will lock it tho.

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