How do I reset my Ford Edge keyless entry code?

Your Ford Edge keypad code is reset by using the factory code to enter programming mode, then setting a new personal code. If you don’t have the factory code, you’ll need to obtain it from Ford or your dealer to proceed.

What you need to know about Ford Edge keypad codes

Most Ford Edge models with a keypad support one factory code (the code supplied at purchase) plus up to four personal codes that you can create for other drivers. The codes are typically five digits long and are entered on the driver's door keypad. The exact procedure to program a new code can vary by model year, so consult your owner's manual for the precise steps for your vehicle.

Where to find the factory code

The factory keypad code is typically recorded in your owner's manual packet as a keypad code card. If you can’t locate it, contact Ford customer support or your dealer with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to retrieve or reset the code.

If you know the factory code: programming a new personal code

Follow these steps to program a new personal code on most Ford Edge keyless entry keypads when you know the factory code. The window for entering the programming sequence is usually short, so complete the steps in order and promptly.

1. Enter the factory code on the keypad.


2. Within five seconds, enter the digits of the new five‑digit code you want to assign.


3. Enter the new five‑digit code again to confirm.


4. Wait for the door locks to cycle or hear a beep indicating the code has been accepted.


5. Test the new code by locking and unlocking the doors with the keypad.

By following these steps, you should have a new personal code programmed for easy access.

What to do if you don’t have the factory code

If you’ve lost or never received the factory keypad code, you won’t be able to program a new personal code yourself. You’ll need to request help from Ford or a dealer. Here are common options:

• Contact Ford customer support or your local Ford dealer with your VIN and proof of ownership to obtain or reset the factory code.


• Visit a dealership or an authorized locksmith who can assist with keypad programming or master code retrieval, sometimes for a programming fee.


• Check the original owner’s manual package, glove box, or owner code card for the factory code before contacting support.

Note that without the factory code, you cannot reliably add or erase personal codes yourself; dealers have tools to assist and verify ownership.

Testing and safety tips

After programming a new code, always test the keypad to ensure it unlocks the doors correctly and that the previous codes no longer unlock the doors unless you want to retain them. Keep the factory code in a safe place and consider recording your new codes in a secure location separate from the vehicle.

Model-year notes

Programming steps can vary slightly by model year or trim level. As of 2024–2025, the general process described above covers most Ford Edge models, but year-to-year variations can exist, especially with different door configurations or optional features. If your Edge has a unique setup, consult the official owner’s manual or Ford’s support site for the exact keypad programming sequence.

Summary

Resetting or programming a Ford Edge keyless entry code hinges on the factory keypad code. If you have that code, you can add or update one or more personal codes by entering the factory code first, then the desired new code and a confirmation. If you don’t have the factory code, contact Ford or your dealer with proof of ownership to retrieve or reset it. Always test the new code and store sensitive codes securely.

How to get your factory code for Ford keyless entry?

You can find a Ford factory door code by checking the owner's manual for a wallet card, finding a sticker on the Body Control Module (BCM) behind a passenger-side panel, or using two keys to display the code on your dashboard. If other methods fail, the code can also be obtained from a Ford dealer with proof of ownership, or through diagnostic tools like FORScan.
 
Method 1: Use two programmed keys 

• This method works on many newer models and uses the dashboard display to show the code. 
• Locate the backup slot, which is often in a cup holder. 
• Insert the first key fob into the slot, pressing the power button once to enter accessory mode (without your foot on the brake). 
• Turn the vehicle off and remove the first key after about 4 seconds. 
• Immediately insert the second key and repeat the process. 
• The factory code will briefly appear on the information display. 

Method 2: Find the sticker on the BCM

• This is a common method for older vehicles, but may also be found on newer ones. 
• Remove the passenger-side kick panel, which may require removing a door sill plate. 
• Locate the BCM (a module with a white sticker). The sticker is typically on the side or bottom and contains the code in black print. 
• You may need to pull the panel back or remove it completely to see the sticker. 
• Take a photo of the sticker with your phone to capture the code. 

This video shows how to find the door code sticker on the BCM: 41sSummit Auto ReviewsYouTube · May 30, 2024
Method 3: Check the owner's manual or with the dealer

• Look inside the glove compartment for a wallet card in the owner's manual packet that contains the five-digit code. 
• Contact the original dealership, as they may have the code on file. 
• Visit a Ford dealer and provide proof of ownership to have them retrieve the code for you. Be aware there may be a fee for this service. 

How do I change the door code on my Ford Edge?

Reprogramming the Door Code

1. Enter the factory code.
2. Press and hold the 1/2 button on the keypad for two seconds.
3. Within five seconds, enter your new five-digit code.
4. Press and hold the 1/2 button again.
5. The doors should lock and unlock to show the new code has been accepted.

How do I reset my Ford Edge door code without factory code?

You can reset your Ford Edge door code without the factory code by getting it from your VIN, a diagnostic tool at a dealership, or by using a programming method if you have two programmed keys. 
Method 1: Find the factory code using your VIN

1. Locate your VIN: Find your 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number on the dashboard or in the owner's manual. 
2. Use a VIN decoder: Use an online tool that can retrieve a factory code from your VIN. Note that some online generators may not work for all models. 
3. Program a new code: Use the code you've retrieved by following the instructions in the "Method 2" below to program your new personal code. 

Method 2: Use the dealer or a diagnostic tool 

1. Contact a Ford dealership: The dealership can provide you with your factory code. You may need to pay a fee and bring proof of ownership. 
2. Visit your dealership: A service technician can use a diagnostic tool to retrieve your factory code or even reset it for you. 

Method 3: Use two programmed keys (for newer models) 

1. Locate the keyless entry panel: on the driver's side door jamb. 
2. Enter the factory code: that you found in your owner's manual, or on the sticker inside the driver's side door jamb. 
3. Press and hold the "1•2" button: for 5 seconds. 
4. Enter the new code: you want to use while still holding "1•2". 
5. Release "1•2" . 
6. Enter the new code: a second time to confirm it. 
7. Test the new code: by locking and unlocking the doors. The doors should lock and unlock to confirm the new code is programmed. 

Method 4: Use the Ford owner's manual 

1. Locate the factory code: that is printed on a sticker in the owner's manual or on a wallet card inside it. 
2. Press the "1•2" button: on the keypad. 
3. Enter the new code: that you want to use. 
4. Press the "1•2" button: again to confirm the new code. 
5. Press the "1•2" button: a second time to save the new code. 
6. Test the new code: by locking and unlocking the doors. The doors should lock and unlock to confirm the new code is programmed. 

Where is the 5 digit factory code for the Ford Edge?

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