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Has anyone installed the SecuriCode hardwired keypad on a 2026?

TheWaterman said:
Correct. I want it for two reasons. The first is I hunt and don't want to risk dropping my key somehow in the woods. The second is I am always forgetting things in my truck and it would be nice to be able to just walk out, without the key, and open it up.
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Same here. So useful
 
I'll keep this thread updated as I go through the process.

I ordered the keypad FL3Z-14A626-AG. Speaking to someone who just installed the keypad on their 2025 Tremor, the "AG" is no different than the "AH" other than a $75 price difference. AH is simply the new superseding part that Ford is now using. So that AG part was $58 shipped from an authorized Ford parts dealer on eBay. He did the install, programmed with FORScan and said everything works...backlight, keypad, etc.

I have an OBDLink EX cable on the way and now will order the applique panel.

Supposedly, but I won't chance it, there are cut-lines on the non keypad applique where you can cut the opening with a dremel. For $110 I would rather it be perfect in terms of appearance on a brand new truck.
 
TheWaterman said:
Supposedly, but I won't chance it, there are cut-lines on the non keypad applique where you can cut the opening with a dremel. For $110 I would rather it be perfect in terms of appearance on a brand new truck.
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Smart man.
If you’re going to do something like this and have no regrets, do it right by doing it once.
 
Unfortunately, my truck doesn't have the harness. I have the parts, pulled the door panel off, only to find that my truck doesn't have the harness plug in. Seems to be a semi-common thing now.

Looks like I am forced to go wireless if I want the keypad.

Pretty disappointed about this.
 
TheWaterman said:
Unfortunately, my truck doesn't have the harness. I have the parts, pulled the door panel off, only to find that my truck doesn't have the harness plug in. Seems to be a semi-common thing now.

Looks like I am forced to go wireless if I want the keypad.

Pretty disappointed about this.
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Well, I know it’s not the same and it’s a lot better than the stick on option but, if you keep have and wear an Apple Watch, just use it to unlock and lock the vehicle.
 
CAMDENN said:
Well, I know it’s not the same and it’s a lot better than the stick on option but, if you keep have and wear an Apple Watch, just use it to unlock and lock the vehicle.
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I actually added the control center functions to my iPhone. The issue is, everything goes through the app, and it's known to glitch.

Taking advantage of the Ford 20% off accessories, I used that and BluePoints to get the wireless keypad for $160 installed. It goes into the dealer on Tuesday.

Supposedly, the wireless ones work just fine. The only things people don't like about them are they are just stuck onto the truck, and they have a battery. Jury is out on how long the battery lasts. Some get 3-4 years, some people have reported like 10 years.
 
@TheWaterman Where is the factory harness located? I’d like to check and see if I have it in my 2025 that was built in November 25’
 
derichio02 said:
@TheWaterman Where is the factory harness located? I’d like to check and see if I have it in my 2025 that was built in November 25’
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I have the parts for sale now and posted a few pics and videos on how to find the harness:

www.f150tremor.com

FS: Ford 2021-2026 F150 Securicode Keypad Kit - NJ - $150

I am selling my Ford Securicode Keypad kit that includes the parts: FL3Z-1520555-SG MOULDING (B-Panel LH, Driver, Gloss Black) FL3Z-14A626-AH ACTUATOR (Key Pad) I went to install on my 2026 F150 Tremor, only to find my door doesn't have the harness. Parts are unused, factory Ford parts...
www.f150tremor.com www.f150tremor.com
 
Well, here it is. Can't say it's my favorite but it does work.
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TheWaterman said:
Well, here it is. Can't say it's my favorite but it does work. View attachment 46171
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So sad that Ford removed the original “no extra charge”design as standard equipment.
I hope it serves you well.
It’s quite obvious that this stick on monstrosity was intended for the full size Bronco where it totally makes sense.
 
derichio02 said:
Did you program this yourself in Forscan like the videos for the hard wired version
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Supposedly, you cannot. That definitely begs to question. Infotainment sells it with the OBDGenie that you just plug in after you stick the keypad on and it pares it to the truck. That being the case, there must be a way to do it with FORScan.

There are a lot of rumors that you need FRDS, it's a BlueTooth unit, not RF, etc. I think that is false.

I used the Ford coupon code and points so it was $165 installed.
 
COTremor said:
I’ve seen others throw it behind the gas door. Something to consider!
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It could have gone there but I really wonder how long it would last. I opened my gas door the other day and there were fumes. Baking in the hot sun with fumes in there can't be good for the plastic and electronic components.
 
Just wanted to give everyone an update on the wireless option. It functions just like the wired version, minus the tailgate drop. I can't see ever really needing that feature anyway. Punch in your 5 digit code. Unlocks all the doors. Press 7-9, locks all doors. Tried the beach mode and it worked. Locked the keys in the truck. Came back, typed in the code, doors opened.

I am going to get a small faraday box to hide the key in the truck when using "beach mode."

The size doesn't look too big until you see it on the b-pillar in mirror, but I can live with it.

Supposedly, you can in-fact by the harness for the wired pad and install it your non-wired truck. The harness is supposedly about $100. Can't see myself doing that, as long as the wireless pad continues to work OK.
 
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