Could you take the good door lock to your local locksmith and have him key it to your lone single key? Then also make/program another PATS key for you?
The 5/6 trick doesn’t work on the 2017 with the Intelligent Access Key/Proximity Key...only works on those with a Key Fob/IKT...chuck s...confirm you have the key fob/IKT on your 17?
I think you’re right...suspect the Expys with the Intelligent Access Key/Proximity key cannot use the keypad trick of pushing the 5/6 button to unlock the glass...only those with the IKT/key can unlatch the glass at the keypad.
Definitely change the oil and filter as soon as possible (and have the wife pay for it :)), then change the spark plugs as well. If you keep up on the maintenance from here on out, your Expy will probably last you another 50K miles easy.
I don't know if it's for all Ford/Lincoln vehicles, but some Explorers and F-150s have the Secure Idle at BdyCM 726-42-01. I thought I had seen somewhere that's not the case for the F-250 folks.
Do you have any suggestions of where to look next for Secure Idle in our Expys? Thanks.
I like your optimism...hopefully you are correct on your first 2 suggestions.
All other vehicle platforms that have verified Secure Idle showed the second digit is a 0 and you change it to a 1 to enable the feature.
Hmmm...now it's getting interesting. Please confirm you saw the HSW option on a 2017 Expedition? Any more details...like Platinum/Limited/XLT, etc? Thanks.
You should get the Ford/Lincoln incentives on top of the X-Plan (X-Plan price then subtract the incentives)...although beware, the dealer may try to tell you otherwise (and they keep the incentive money.)
Secure Idle Update: I tried every line in the BdyCM and no luck. I looked at each line (mine goes up to 726-68-01) and if there was a 0 (zero) in the second digit, I changed it to a 1 and checked the secure idle feature. If the line showed x0xx...or x0...., I changed that second digit to a 1...
After a time, the summer wheels with TPMS should go into 'sleep' mode if they are not moved...if you are still getting the squirly readings after a couple of weeks, then I would suspect you have another issue.
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