Ford owners can unlock their vehicle with the key concealed in their pocket or purse. Then, start the vehicle with the simple press of a button. They can also lock the vehicle with the concealed key.
Starting with Ford Intelligent Access Push Button Start is easy. The first step is to step on the brake pedal. In a Ford equipped with a manual transmission, depress the clutch instead. Now, with your key fob in your pocket or anywhere inside the vehicle, simply press the start/stop button. Turning off your Ford is just as easy. First, ensure your car is at a full stop, put it into park or set the emergency brake, and press the start/stop button. It’s that easy to use Ford push-button start technology with Intelligent Access.
If you ever lose your key fob, then you’ll need a replacement. Our service center can help replace your key fob.
Opening your trunk is also easy. There’s a soft button above or below the license plate, or on your lift-gate. Simply press that with the key fob on your person, and the trunk or lift-gate will open.
Easy Peasy. Ford has thought about this before hand. Inside your key fob is a cut key that can be used to unlock your car through the driver’s door lock cylinder. There’s a slide out on the the fob or is inside a tiny compartment on the back. You can also use this key to unlock in situations where the battery is dead.
Once inside, simply start the car. First, there is a slot in the steering wheel or a pocket in the center console that fits the key fob. The slot may also be in the glove compartment. Just insert the key fob, and then start your car normally.
If you want to learn more about Ford Intelligent Access or what Ford vehicles it’s available on, please contact us for more information.
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