The key pad around the door handle

[Binky]

I use it all the time on my edge, especially if i just need to get in the back hatch.

[mikec]

We have it on two of our vehicles and both get used with regularity.

[sspstang]

My truck has it, and I use it a lot.

[GrayStangGT]

I use the one on my truck pretty often, I ride my mountain bike at some trails several times a week and don't want to carry my keys while I'm riding so it is nice to just lock them in the truck. It is also nice if I need to get something out of the truck at the house I don't have to hunt down my keys.

[Big A]

I've gotten quite used to "convenient access" on my car. All I have to do is have the key in a pocket, and just grab the door handle or trunk to open, hit the start button, and touch the handle base to lock it.

Typing on a keypad sounds like a lot of work.

[roliath]

I use the one on my expedition daily. My next car will have to have it as well.

[Txstang1]

I've gotten quite used to "convenient access" on my car. All I have to do is have the key in a pocket, and just grab the door handle or trunk to open, hit the start button, and touch the handle base to lock it.

Typing on a keypad sounds like a lot of work.

THat the way my wife's car is.

I bought a lariat a couple months back from an individual and I dont even know what the code is on mine.

[Treasure Chest]

I used it on my expedition. I lock my keys in my car at least once a year. Aside from that, it worked for the times that I would leave my keys hidden and locked in my car so I didn't have to keep track of them in a bar or going out to grab something out of the car without taking keys. I probably used the pad more than the keyless fob.

[Treasure Chest]

THat the way my wife's car is.

I bought a lariat a couple months back from an individual and I dont even know what the code is on mine.

If the owners manual came with the truck, there should be a card with the code. You can try to do a manual reset by unlocking the ignition>closing the door>keying in 5 digits>press and hold down 3/4>press 7/8 twice>release 7/8>release 3/4

[Redd]

I've gotten quite used to "convenient access" on my car. All I have to do is have the key in a pocket, and just grab the door handle or trunk to open, hit the start button, and touch the handle base to lock it.

Typing on a keypad sounds like a lot of work.

I love the wifes altima, every thing is touch. Little black buttons on both front doors, trunk and push start. Keys never leave my belt loop when I drive her car. Yet she never knows where her keys are in the black hole of a purse she has.


My f250 has the key pad. Ive owned the truck 3 days and already used the crap out of it.

[94form2000z]

I used it once to confirm it works.. If I lock the keys in the truck I can simply use it to gain access. That is the only thing I would use it for.

There is no way in hell I am leaving the keys inside my vehicle on purpose though.

[roliath]

THat the way my wife's car is.

I bought a lariat a couple months back from an individual and I dont even know what the code is on mine.

the code is underneath the glove box area on the passenger side (default code that is)

[Txstang1]

If the owners manual came with the truck, there should be a card with the code. You can try to do a manual reset by unlocking the ignition>closing the door>keying in 5 digits>press and hold down 3/4>press 7/8 twice>release 7/8>release 3/4

the code is underneath the glove box area on the passenger side (default code that is)

Thank a lot.

[mikec]

the code is underneath the glove box area on the passenger side (default code that is)

Only up to about 01 or so. They stopped doing the sticker around that time. After that it requires a code reader at the dealership. Found this out on my 07 when I needed the code.

[DriveWayBuilt]

I only used mine once when I locked my keys in. I hit random buttons about 15 minutes straight and it unlocked.