I’m not sure if everyone is aware of this, but I was watching a YouTube video on Ford Tremors that “somehow” found its way into my recommended playlist. It’s a nice spot to hide your key fob in your truck if you’re going to do so.
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I thought the same thing. Like what’s the purpose of that? Even if you use the door code and push to start bs… I don’t see any good reason for thatWhat could go wrong?
Ah, well I saw this on the internet, so it had to be true! I guess I just learned something new!That spot is for MyKey programming.![]()
Haha! We do have a few lakes - sometimes. LolWhere does one 'open water' swim in AZ?![]()
Shit, I just toss my key in the little storage tray on the side of the console down in the foot well .. usually with a few other friends keys as well. They would either carry them in their swim buoy or just leave them on their tires.I do open water swimming sometimes. I put the key in an RFID bag, put it in that spot, (not the smaller spot). then lock the car. When I’m done, I can put in my door code and I’m good to go. One less thing to think about while I’m swimming
X2 - all my ford vehicles. My wife does the same thing. Put it there only use the door code. Never think about the key. If I want to remote start I us my phone.My key hasn't left that spot since the dealer showed it to me as the place for key programming..
If you lock with door code, you have to open with door code. Nothing works otherwise.Doesn’t that mean anyone who gets in can drive away? Feel like I’ve read Ford trucks are very high on thieves lists as they are very easy to steal and this particular habit makes it easier.
On the keypad, you can hit the two bottom buttons simultaneously and it will lock the truck without putting in the code.If you lock with door code, you have to open with door code. Nothing works otherwise.
Good to know, I was hoping to hear that.Locking with the keypad disables any key that is in the vehicle until the code is entered and system is disarmed. If the anti theft is activated, it can only be disarmed by the door code or a key that was not in the vehicle when system was armed.
I wasn’t aware of this particular tidbit, but I love the code + key setup when I have someone shuttle my truck while fishing w/ drift boat.Locking with the keypad disables any key that is in the vehicle until the code is entered and system is disarmed. If the anti theft is activated, it can only be disarmed by the door code or a key that was not in the vehicle when system was armed.