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Ford Excursion Keyless Entry Code

When I bought my 2003 Ford Excursion, it didn’t come with the Keyless Entry ‘wallet card’ that contains the door code.

If you don’t have this card, the code can be located by reading the sticker on the GEM (Generic Electronics Module) located in the dash.

On my Excursion, I found that you can see the top of the GEM by removing the ashtray and looking in to the dash with a flashlight.

When you look at the module, you should see a white sticker with black print. You can see it in the photo below. The print is upside down.

Here’s a look at sticker flipped 180 degrees. The actual door code starts with the ‘2’. The remaining numbers aren’t visible. I had too much trouble positioning the camera to get a shot at the whole number.

Here is what the sticker will look like. The ‘09388’ is the 5-digit keyless entry door code.

Setting Your Own Code:

Once you find the factory code, you can set your own personal 5-digit code.

Step 1: Enter the factory 5-digit code (you’ll hear a click in the door. I lock the door before entering the code so I can see it unlock when the code is entered)

Step 2: Immediately (within 5-seconds) push the ‘1-2’ button after entering the code.

Step 3: Immediately (within 5-seconds) enter your new 5-digit code.

Step 4: Now lock the door and make sure the new 5-digit code works.

Note: You can’t erase the original factory code. It will always work irregardless of what you set for a personal code.

Another Method To Find The Code:

I found a YouTube video that demonstrates how to find the code using an inspection mirror. The method didn’t work for me, but it may for you.

Here’s the video:

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Where can I find my Ford's keyless entry code with an Intelligent Access key?

You can use two programmed keys to retrieve the factory set keyless entry code by following a simple procedure.

Retrieving the Keyless Entry Code

To find the keyless entry code with an Intelligent Access key:

Make sure you have the two programmed keys that came with your vehicle. 

Note: If you do not have a second key, contact your Ford Dealer  for further assistance.

• Place the first programmed key in the backup slot * .
• Press the START/STOP button once. 
• Wait 5 seconds.
• Press the START/STOP button again. 
• Remove the key.
• Insert the second programmed key. 
• Press the START/STOP button. 

The factory-set code will appear in the instrument cluster located above your steering wheel for a few seconds. Make sure you are ready to record the information.

If it does not display after performing the above steps, visit your Ford Dealer to obtain the keyless entry code. Dealer fees may apply.

Finding the Backup Slot for Your Vehicle

Search for "slot" or "passive key backup" in the Owner’s Manual , and follow the instructions for locating the backup slot.  

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• For the PDF format, press  CTRL + F  to open a search box in your browser.

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Factory code for 2000 Excursion's keypad

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My wife and I recently bought a 2000 Excursion. We can't find the factory code to reprogram the keypad on the driver's door. I looked under the dash where I found the code for our Expidition, but was not able to find it. Can anyone suggest a remedy?  

You can try to contact ford CS and see if they can help you with this. I have found the code occasionally on a sheet of paper in the owners manual. Just my 2 cents.  

janlsn98 said: My wife and I recently bought a 2000 Excursion. We can't find the factory code to reprogram the keypad on the driver's door. I looked under the dash where I found the code for our Expidition, but was not able to find it. Can anyone suggest a remedy? Click to expand...

The code is usually located on a white electrical box located near your jack. My code for a Mountaineer is located inside the panel located on the drivers side in the back of the cargo area. The number is not easy to read, it requires a flashlight and looking at it at a angle. Good luck.  

janlsn98 said: My wife and I recently bought a 2000 Excursion. We can't find the factory code to reprogram the keypad on the driver's door. I looked under the dash where I found the code for our Expidition, but was not able to find it. C an anyone suggest a remedy? Click to expand...

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Keyless Entry Code on 2005 Excursion

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I thought I'd share this since I literally pulled the fuse panel, radio, dash, cupholder, trash-hook, right kick panel, etc looking for this sticker. I read through a 40+ page thread on the subject and got about 50 numbers into the 3000+ number codes. Hope this helps if you're still looking for this. I'd rather find this myself opposed to paying the stealership an hours labor for 2 minutes of work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRHMgLWcyPw&feature=youtu.be  

Thanks for posting that and the video, I was fortunate that my EX came with the owners manual and the keyless code card but I am sure I will use your info someday. Thanks  

You totally made my day...a 90 second fix for a problem we've been trying to figure out for over a year...  

Glad I could help out. I spent too much time looking for this and was about to give up. Funny thing is that after I entered the code, the aftermarket alarm system the previous owner installed began to go crazy and I ended up disconnecting the batteries to keep the horn from beeping at 11pm.:lookaround:  

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Key pad on door, Code location?

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My new/used F-250 has the keyless entry pad on the door. I don't have the original card in the owners packet with the number. I know that Ford puts it on the body computer, any hints where I can find it, or another tag with the number on it? John  

Depending on the year of the truck I read somewhere the code is behind the radio. The dealer, which charges $50 to tell you the code, said it is not there on my 06. I contacted the PO of my truck and got his code so I didn't have to spend the $50 YET. I didn't take the radio out yet so I can't confirm if the code is or isn't there.  

They say it's up behind the radio, i'm in the same boat:dunno: 2 stroker:icon_ford:  

Lay down on the drivers side and look up towards the radio. you will see a piece of white insulation looking stuff in there. move it out of the way and you will see a box with a label on it. The code is on that lable. You can see it without having to take anything apart... All you need is a flashlight and a contortionist's flexibility.  

i got a -03 excursion and need to find code as well.. in my car it is not behind radio or above it. not inside driver door and cant find it under the dash.. and cannot get it from dealer cause i live in finland and ere is not a ford dealer to american version fords... nice  

Maybe this will help. This is best I could find. how to find the keypad code article/ post - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums And here's one with his finger pointing! http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/514216-keyless-keypad-code.html#post3891582  

amdriven2liv said: Maybe this will help. This is best I could find. how to find the keypad code article/ post - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums And here's one with his finger pointing! Keyless Keypad Code - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums Click to expand...

Or you can try this. Weak security in our daily [email protected]  

GregsSD said: It is printed on the sticker that is on your security module. You can find the module up against the firewall directly down from the back of your stereo, you will have to pull back some of the insulation pad to see it. If you have the drivers side glovebox then you can swing it down out of the way and look through the opening to spot the box. It is usually easier to hold a digital camera up in there and take a picture of it to get the code, it is hard to read it because it's back in there soo far. :thumb: Click to expand...

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