If you have the FordPass app loaded on your phone then the manual is also on your phone. From the Home screen touch Service > Reference Guide > Owner's Manual.
I learned something new. Thank you. I don’t Ford pass nor a Bronco Sport at this point.
I really like the embedded numbers as well. I was a little disappointed my Maverick came with old school keypad on the pillar after having the bronco.
When my car arrived at the dealer they helped me set up the door code , sync and ford pass before I left. It's to lock / unlock. Ford Pass is great too for autostart in the colder months.
You can also go to Ford.com and access owners manuals,
Excellent answer! Thank you. You know, I will have to triple check later, but there only thing I found in my glove box was the owners manual, wrapped in plastic, with serveral other pieces of paper. I looked at something that was a "white card", it also had some sort of "upc" on it...but there was nothing on it that resembled a "code". I will triple check and update the thread. Otherwise, I will probably need that procedure to retrieve them, and then also to save my own (which would def be preferable to me). As an "IT guy", I have way too many 'codes', passwords, and 'sequences' to remember anyway. lol
The dealer was nice enough to set up Ford Pass on my phone, but they didn't go over a whole lot on the car. I sort of asked for that experience. I already knew I wanted the car. The price was supposedly agreed upon. I wanted them to get me in and out of there as quickly as possible. They took about an hour. Maybe less. Definitely less if you don't count the super quick test drive I took.
New to Ford? We’ve had this feature for decades. It’s extremely handy when you want to go for a run, to the beach, etc. without having to take your keys.
From my understanding, if you lock the car using the door keypad it will not start again unless unlocked using the keypad even if the key fob is inside the vehicle. I've not tested this but remember reading that is how it was designed to prevent what you are describing.
I read this on a Ford website describing system operation for an older Ford vehicle (mid 2000 teens pickup I believe). However, I've tested it on mine and it does not function this way. You can read about my testing in this post detailing installation of a perimeter plus alarm.
My town is pretty small and I know the owner of the dealership so they take pretty good care of my family. They picked me up on a Sunday at the farm and opened the dealership to loan me a used Bronco they had on the lot for a week before I ordered mine to come in. Wyoming is pretty sparse for places so they really take care of us here.
