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I did a little research and found out where I can find the code under the dash.
Still don’t know why the scanner only showed a 4 digit code though.the last digit if im not mistaken is the command like 9 is unlock i think so your code would be 1234 then 9 to unlock di you program that pad? you have to do that to if you havnt its real easy BUT you need all the remotes and the keypad to do it all you do is cycle the key to the run position you will need to end in the run position until you hear the locks lock and unlock back to back then you take each remote and hit the lock button on each of them when you have done all the remotes turn the key off and you done i hope i explained this ok im a mechanic not a writer sorry
I’ve never performed that procedure on a Ford so I’m afraid I’m useless here but I’d love to know what the solution is and I think the above post might be a good start.
Quoted From mfdfirefighter46:
the last digit if im not mistaken is the command like 9 is unlock i think so your code would be 1234 then 9 to unlock di you program that pad? you have to do that to if you havnt its real easy BUT you need all the remotes and the keypad to do it all you do is cycle the key to the run position you will need to end in the run position until you hear the locks lock and unlock back to back then you take each remote and hit the lock button on each of them when you have done all the remotes turn the key off and you done i hope i explained this ok im a mechanic not a writer sorry
So what your saying is my code with 9 at the end making it a five digit number should unlock the doors correct? I don’t care about making a new different code or anything the customer just wants to be able to unlock the car with their keypad. Thanks
Quoted From mfdfirefighter46:
i pretty sure thats how it goes
I try’d that today and it still did not work..
I have no clue whats going on, It’s always little things like this that confuse the heck out of me.
Diagnose no starts, electrical etc… but this.. I’m lost on
Thanks either way.are you positive that the keypad is programmed for that vehicle? you would know if you hit the 2 last buttons together with the doors closed and it locks the doors just fyi make sure the keys arent in it. if it doesn’t just reprogram all the remotes together
Quoted From mfdfirefighter46:
are you positive that the keypad is programmed for that vehicle? you would know if you hit the 2 last buttons together with the doors closed and it locks the doors just fyi make sure the keys arent in it. if it doesn’t just reprogram all the remotes together
Yup, If i press the last two keys the doors lock.
I’m really lost on this one. 🙁
It’s always the little things that bug me to death.The keyless entry system on a 1999 Taurus is controlled by the RAP (remote anti-theft personality) module. This module is located under the instrument panel to the left of the brake pedal. There are connectors that connect to it. On the module will be a label with the part number SIMILAR to XF1T-15K602-A1A. Beside the part number will be FIVE numbers. Those five numbers are the five digit keypad code. Note: On ALL Ford products equipped with the keyless entry keypad, pressing the 7/8 and 9/0 keys simultaneously will lock ALL doors.
Quoted From Six6vetteguy:
The keyless entry system on a 1999 Taurus is controlled by the RAP (remote anti-theft personality) module. This module is located under the instrument panel to the left of the brake pedal. There are connectors that connect to it. On the module will be a label with the part number SIMILAR to XF1T-15K602-A1A. Beside the part number will be FIVE numbers. Those five numbers are the five digit keypad code. Note: On ALL Ford products equipped with the keyless entry keypad, pressing the 7/8 and 9/0 keys simultaneously will lock ALL doors.
I pulled the RAP down awhile back and did not see any label.
Where at on the module is it normally located?
Thanks I appreciate all your help.does the customer have the owners manual? the manual lists two locations
for the factory 5 digit code. one the card that came with the owners manual.
two- taped to the module. The module location is underneath the drivers side
dash to the left of the steering column. check the label on the plastic cover for
factory 5 digit code.http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-t31121_ds500512
http://mechanixtrix.com/Article/Article … ticleID=80
I guess I’ll[b] pull the RAP back out when I get a chance.
She does not have the owners wallet card that came with the car.
I’m sure I’ll figure it out at some point.
Ford really should have put it somewhere that is easier to find, like on the back side of the glove box or something.
Thanks again to all.T)[/b]Ok.. i took the RAP completely out.
I found the “SIMILAR to XF1T-15K602-A1A” part number and the only other number on the sticker was 7digits.
I looked everywhere on the module and everywhere in that general area under the dash and still found nothing.
I guess this is the only Ford that does not have it. S:-o
There is nothing more I can do about it I guess.
Still wonder why it came up on my scanner as only a 4 digit number. that would have been too easy right….
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