programming ford e150 keyless entry fobs  

if its a factory conversion van, you may want to check to see if they cut most of the inner side panels out to do the conversion before you gut it, if thats your plan. Mine had literally almost all of the inner metal removed around all of the windows and that really made mounting wood to the side a pain. That was about the only thing that gave me real troubles.

is it the same year? Earlier and later model ford e series have different instructions than this one .... if its the same year or approximate year, I would first check all fuses and make sure they are ok, then check the wiring to the keyless entry module and make sure it has voltage going to it. If all the fuses are good, the keyless entry module has power going to it, and it won't enter programming mode, then the module itself is bad.

@@sharpridgehomestead thk u bro it's same year and I'll do whatever you suggested but where would the module be located at sir

@@americanwhiteboy715 i think youtube blocked my own post because it had a link so I will reply again without the link. But search for "1999 ford e150 remote keyless entry justanswers" and one of those posts has complete diagnostic steps ... if the fuses are ok, do step D4. The rke module is behind the drivers seat behind the plsatic that runs up the wall the seatbelt goes through, its near the floor. The fuses specifically to check are Interior panel Fuses 3 (15A), 4 (15A) and 5 (20A) and Power distribution box under hood Fuse 16 (50A).

you might try this and see if it works, some require you to open and close the door and cycle the locks manually ... the exact steps are: Shut the car doors, then open the driver-side door. Press the UNLOCK button the driver-side door. Now, turn the ignition from OFF to RUN 8 times. This should be done within 10 seconds, with the 8th time ending on RUN. When the programming mode is entered, the door will lock and then unlock. (Note: If the door lock doesn't cycle, try turning the key faster. If it still doesn't work, you may not have keyless entry.) Press any button on the Ford remote to program it. Do this within 8 seconds, as well. Door locks will cycle again, signifying the keyless remote entry is programmed and ready to be used. Have more than one key fob? Press any button on that remote within 8 seconds to cycle door locks. Repeat this for any other key fobs. Lastly, turn the ignition OFF. Locks will cycle one more time to confirm programming is finished

@@npvanlifetravels7878 I’ll try it today and I’ll let you know how it goes

@@npvanlifetravels7878 so when you say manually cycle the locks is it that I do every step normal but when instead of the car doing the cycle at the end I have to press lock and unlock or vice versus

@@joglycruz3410 part of the initiation sequence that places the module into programming mode is closing all the doors while sitting in the vehicle with the keys in the ignition but turned off, then open the drivers door, and press the unlock button on the drivers door but leave the door open, then you turn the ignition switch from off to on exactly 8 times leaving it in the on position on the 8th time. Then the control module should lock and unlock the doors to signal it is ready to be programmed. If that doesn't happen, you only have about 10 seconds to do all of these things so try again but go faster. Once the control module locks and unlocks the door, then you press any button on the remote and the control module should lock and unlock the doors again. If you have a second remote, press any button on it within 8 seconds and it should lock and unlock the doors again. Once you have all the remotes programmed, just turn the ignition switch back to off. Its really hard to get all the timing right because you only have so many seconds to do each step. If you take even 1 second longer you have to start over.

I looked like crap back in the cancer fighting days ... omg. idk why but I don't always get notifications of comments so just now seeing this. Have you tried all the normal "check fuses - #5 20 amp in passenger fuse compartment", check keyfob battery, etc? When you cycle the key 8 times, do the doors lock and then unlock? If they do but the keyfob won't program, its something wrong with the keyfob. If they don't lock and unlock when you cycle the key, its either something with the wiring or the module. So, the next thing i would do is check power and ground to the keyless entry module which is located in the wall or maybe the floor behind the drivers seat (if my memory is correct)

@@npvanlifetravels7878 I wound up having to purchase new fobs... seems this happens every couple of years.. Appreciate your help!!!

@@joesdot3288 never a problem

mine is a 1999 also