I just bought a used 2007 SuperCrew with the key pad under the door handle..... I was trying to find the code for it and have no idea where I can find it... Anyone know?????????

 

Did you buy it from a dealer or individual. Either way that is where I would start.

 

I bought it from an individual but in the owners manual it says the factory set 5 digit code can be found on the computer module but does not say where the computer module is

 

try this.





It's located on the module. The module is located behind the rear seat on the right side for the supercab and supercrew models. If it's a regcab then it's located in the left rear quarter trim panel.

 

I found this on-line. Hope this helps.
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/51...ight=door+code

 

the back of my rear seat doesnt go up i dont think, the bottom flips up, but cant find anything... Am i doing something wrong

 

not sure on that.

 

You have to take the back of the seat off to get to it. It is a pain in the ***, but once you do it once it gets easier. Search for rear seat removal. There is a nice writeup on here somewhere that I used.

 

found this on another forum


Locate the plastic cover where the shoulder strap position is for the rear seat drivers and passenger side. It's that box sitting on top of the seat back. Remove the little plastic panel on top of it and remove the two nuts inside. Let the box dangle and lift up on the entire seat back, easier with two people. It's held in with clips that you just lift the seat back off of. The other thing you will want to do is to locate the release pin on the center seat belt (The mini buckle). It's toward the seat side so it's hard to see but just push a paper clip or wire up in there and the belt will release.

1) Remove the shoulder belt housing and let it hang
2) Detach the mini buckle
3) Fold up one of the back seats and observe the horizontal tube with the child seat brackets attached. Inside the seat back, just above this metal tube is another tube just like it. You need to slide a screwdriver up into the seat along that child seat bracket and over the bar inside the seat.
Push towards the back as you pull down on the seat, then push the seat up (if you don't pull down it may not disengage the clip). There's a sizeable plastic clip back there that you'll be pushing on, maybe without even realizing it.
4) Repeat on opposite end of seat.
5) Lift seat back off. (easier with two people)

 

Thanks guys I will give it a try, it seems like ford should put that # in a different place, it seems like its going to be a pain in the neck but thanks for the info

 

It's better then going to dealer and gettin charged $85 for 1 hour labor time and they can tell you in 35 seconds! if its free then its for me

 

FORD does put that # in a different place! It's included on a card included with the Owners Manual! Now I remember that my sales woman took that card with the code out of my manual when she was going over the manual with me on delivery! She thought it was a mistake cause my truck did not come with a keypad! That idiot! I wanted to add a keypad at some time in the future!............

 

Here are the pics:

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=5660

 

I had lost my card and could not remember the code.
I called the dealership and spoke with the business manager and asked her to look in the vehicle file and see if maybe they had wrote down the code.
They had so mine was a easy fix and no cost.

Can you ttrace back to the original selling dealership and ask them to look in the file?

Good Luck.

 

You're going to have to remove the back seat. the code is on a sticker on the VSM - 'vehicle security module' which is mounted on the back wall of the cab. the seat's not easy to remove, but follow the pictures in the gallery linked above by jgonza5 and you'll have it.

I had to do this exact thing one month ago - I bought a used SCrew and didn't know the code either. I took a few pics, so if you need them, let me know. if you search the BBS/ 2004+ forum for this you'll find several threads that detail the process.