how do I get the keyless code for my 2015 escape, tried the two key method an got nothing

Asked by Guru6B1S May 12, 2017 at 04:35 PM about the 2015 Ford Escape SE FWD

Question type: General

trying to use the keyless entry, can't find the card that came with the car, need
to find the entry #, tried the 2 key method and got nothing.

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If you have the big sync screen, some models have the code under settings and vehicle and keyless code other wise you have to bring it to the dealer and they will hook it up to the computer and find u the code

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On my 2013 and 2014 Escape if you pull the cover above the passenger side footwell there is a panel. On that panel (on the door side) is a barcode sticker with 5 numbers and a letter. The numbers are your code. I had to lay down and put my head ender the dash to see it, but it is there.

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