Locked car

Asked by curlyheadedho_12 Oct 07, 2018 at 12:34 AM about the 2013 Lincoln MKZ V6 FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I locked my key fob in the trunk of my 2013
mkz Lincoln. No other way to get in besides
the fob. Any suggestions?

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I believe that model has that keyless entry touch pad on the driver's door. You just have to know one of the two codes. There's a temporary (changeable) code and the factory code. You can get the factory code from the dealer using the VIN number and proof of ownership. I am assuming you can not enter the car at all, as the trunk can usually be opened by a switch on the dash.

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It doesn’t have a key to open it? A locksmith could probably help. I have helped someone get their keys out of their trunk before but it was a Honda

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Open one of the rear doors, fold the rear seat down and enter the trunk to retrieve the FOB. Have you tried pushing the button to unlock the trunk which is under the trunk lip just above the license plate? Do you have an extra set of keys or FOB?

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