A FORD technician has left drivers stunned after revealing a hidden button that enables programming for a personal keyless entry code.
Drivers have now found out how they can get in and out of their car without needing a key.
The shocking revelation was revealed in a YouTube video by the FordTechMakuloco channel.
The technician, who’s name is unknown, reveals to viewers how to program their own personal ID code into their keyless entry system on a Ford vehicle.
This is done via a small keypad above the driver’s door handle.
However, drivers will need their five digit factory code pin in order to begin the process of changing it.
The technician informs viewers that it should have come on a small card when purchasing the vehicle.
If drivers do not have this, then a quick trip to an independent shop or Ford dealership will solve the issue.
Once you have the five digit code, you can begin the process of using the small keypad to change it to your own personal one.
The small keypad has five buttons – labelled “1.2”, “3.4”, “5.6”, “7.8” and “9.0”.
Once you have locked the car, you will then need to enter the five digit factory code PIN to unlock it.
To set your own code, you must press the “1.2” button and then enter your five chosen numbers.
You can now check your code works by locking the car and then entering the new pin to unlock it.
If you are ever without your key, you are now able to unlock the car using the keypad from the outside.
However, this isn’t the only interesting thing you can do with the keyless entry pad, according to the technician.
He said: “Once you unlock the car with your code, you can press 3.4 to unlock the rest of the doors on the vehicle.
“You can press 5.6 for your lift gate and you can also press 7.8 and 9.0 together at any time and it will lock every door in the vehicle.
“There’s a lot of little functions on here besides just getting you in.”
Toyota drivers were also shocked after learning of a hidden button that can stop annoying beeping sounds when a car is parked.
Toyota master diagnostic technician, AMD, revealed the staggering discovery to stunned followers in a video uploaded to YouTube.
