Have it and like it. I give the code to other runners and hikers,family members in case they get back early or forget something. At over 300.00 a keypad it is not getting lost.
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It's possible trust me. Did it at a convenience store in Southern Louisiana on our drive back to VA less than 24 hours after picking my Bronco up at the dealership. Hadn't programmed my personal code in it yet either and the factory code was still sealed in plastic in the glove box. Phones next to the key fob in the tray. Perfect storm of my idiocy.
I've had them on all my vehicles when possible. If I'm hiking, hunting, out on the boat, etc. I don't want to take my keys with me, so they stay in the vehicle. Was a habit hopping out and pressing the 7&9 button together to lock the doors....
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Lol. You can with this one... ask me how I know!
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I have had this option since 2002. Love it. Imagine you are in your garage, keys in house and suddenly you realize... oops my package is in the car...Whoās adding this to their build and why
How r they used anyways
Or a friend needs to pick something up. They know or you supply the code..... they pick up and lock up again. You can send the kids to get stuff from the locked car... no chance they will then put the keys in their pocket and go skiing, or put them in some crazy place. All neat and tidy.
If you leave your keys in you must press the last 2 numbers of the pad to lock up. It will refuse at first and may even beep at you but it will lock the 2-4th time. This is not recommended but is handy sometimes. I would not do it downtown in a city. I leave nothing of value in my car and as that is my 2005 Sport trac Adrenaline was entered and everything thrown around when they looked for valuables.... haha... I think they got $0.35!! I don't think it was locked because I never locked up THEN. When I got in in the morning my first thought was .... my,I am a pig... look at the mess in here lol.
I admit that it is not as useful now that you just have to have your keys in your pocket or purse but I still want it, at least for a few more years.
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Not reading 20 pages of comments but my reason is Ive had it before on previous F150s. I loved it cause I could leave my truck running with the ac on and just lock the door if I ran in a store real quick especially if my dog is with me. I used to have a jet ski and it was nice cause I could leave my keys and everything locked up.
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Full honesty. I have always hated this feature. It is always in the worst places on Ford motor co. Cars and trucks. It sticks out like a sore thimb. Then I found out it can be moved and placed anywhere on the vehicle. You can leave your keys and go on a hike or run. I am totally in now!
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Also not reading 20 pages of comments.
Using this for the intention of going surfing and obviously will not bring keys with me. Can someone who has this on a Bronco explain to me how easy it is to remove the remote since they are not built in the door?
My concern is someone just coming by and popping it off, hoping that these are effective since some of the beaches I go to have HIGH break ins (not an assumption, its happened to me)
Also since its a sensor fob how does that car block it? I have a subaru that when I lock the key in the car I need a special zipper case ANDDDDD have to wrap it in foil just to block the sensor. Does using the keyless entry shut off the sensor? Thank you.
Using this for the intention of going surfing and obviously will not bring keys with me. Can someone who has this on a Bronco explain to me how easy it is to remove the remote since they are not built in the door?
My concern is someone just coming by and popping it off, hoping that these are effective since some of the beaches I go to have HIGH break ins (not an assumption, its happened to me)
Also since its a sensor fob how does that car block it? I have a subaru that when I lock the key in the car I need a special zipper case ANDDDDD have to wrap it in foil just to block the sensor. Does using the keyless entry shut off the sensor? Thank you.
Had it on my Sport, never used it, was integrated into the B pillar. Have it on my big Bronco OBX, it came on the truck and is painted to match body color like the fender flares and door handles, will probably not use it.
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Itās not going to just pop off. If someone takes a knife and prys behind it probably.
oddly testing mine last night with the key in the console it would not unlock by touching the handle. But the tailgate still did
Ive got the console safe thing so I was hoping to lock keys in there if the top is off doors off. And hit the lock on keypad. Well it still starts this way because guess where the key fob backup spot is?? Yup bottom of the console instead of the cup holders like some other fords. toying with ideas on how To line the console.
I then thought well what if I lock the keys in the back locker drawer. The car doesnāt start this way
But the rear gate still unlocks 
. Doors on tho u can lock the keys in the console and the bronco does not sense the fob from the outside. So it still almost works. I also donāt fully understand why I have a key code by my fuse box bit I didnāt have a keypad from the factory.
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Just in case you want to do this yourself.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-add-a-keyless-entry-the-supereasy-edition.51446/
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-add-a-keyless-entry-the-supereasy-edition.51446/
I wanted it so that I can lock the keys inside and jump in the river.
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Keys in Faraday pouch. Wonāt work. Then use code to let yourself in.Itās not going to just pop off. If someone takes a knife and prys behind it probably.
oddly testing mine last night with the key in the console it would not unlock by touching the handle. But the tailgate still did
toying with ideas on how To line the console.
I then thought well what if I lock the keys in the back locker drawer. The car doesnāt start this way
I also donāt fully understand why I have a key code by my fuse box bit I didnāt have a keypad from the factory.
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$92 after the 20% discount code, another $90 for programming (used my points for that).
Now when in the woods, at the beach etc. Lock the fob (in a faraday pouch) in a Lifepod safe in the cargo area (with OEM Secure Cargo Enclosure) and no worries about losing the fob.
One of my hiking partners today lost a small FRS type radio, it can happen. Cheap peace of mind.
Put mine on the āBā pillar as well, The one I had put inside fuel door on the Ranger didnāt last well there.
Now when in the woods, at the beach etc. Lock the fob (in a faraday pouch) in a Lifepod safe in the cargo area (with OEM Secure Cargo Enclosure) and no worries about losing the fob.
One of my hiking partners today lost a small FRS type radio, it can happen. Cheap peace of mind.
Put mine on the āBā pillar as well, The one I had put inside fuel door on the Ranger didnāt last well there.
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I have keypads on two of my three Fords. I reprogrammed both of them to have the same number, which is not the number it was born with. It's nice to be able to just leave the keys in the car as needed.
On the Escape, you don't have to do anything special to lock the keys inside. Just hit the lock button and shut the door. On the Bronco, you shut the door, then push the two buttons on the right at the same time and it locks. I always verify by pulling the handle afterwards.
To me it's worth the $110 extra that I payed to have the option.
On the Escape, you don't have to do anything special to lock the keys inside. Just hit the lock button and shut the door. On the Bronco, you shut the door, then push the two buttons on the right at the same time and it locks. I always verify by pulling the handle afterwards.
To me it's worth the $110 extra that I payed to have the option.
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