🚨 2022-2026 Ford Maverick Wireless SecuriCode Keyless Entry Keypad Upgrade Now Available - Infotainment.com

infotainment · Thursday at 9:17 AM

If you’ve ever owned a Ford with a factory keypad, you already know how convenient it is and if you haven’t, it only takes about a day of using one to understand why so many owners refuse to go without it. Now you can add that same functionality to your 2022-2026 Ford Maverick in minutes with this our Wireless SecuriCode Keypad Upgrade. No wires to run, no dealer programming, and no complicated installation process. Just mount it, plug in the included programmer, and you’re done.

Why Customers Love the SecuriCode Keypad

Once you start using it, you find excuses to use it all the time.

Leave your keys safely inside the truck while hiking, working out, swimming, etc.
Instantly unlock your truck with a personal 5-digit code
Lock the doors by pressing 7/8 + 9/0 together
Add a secondary custom code for family or shared access
Anti-scan protection temporarily disables the keypad after repeated failed attempts
No dealership visit required

It’s one of Ford’s most practical features, and now it’s available as a true plug-and-play upgrade.

Installation is About as Easy as it Gets (1/5 Difficulty)

This is easily one of the fastest OEM upgrades you can install on an F-150.

Mount It Where You Want
One of the nice things about this setup is flexibility.

You can install the keypad:

On the factory-style door pillar location
Above the door handle
On another nearby flat surface

Since it communicates wirelessly, placement is much more forgiving than older hardwired systems.

Important Things to Know

There are three different keypad generations depending on your truck’s key fob frequency, so selecting the correct version matters.

Gen 1: 314.95 MHz
Gen 2: 902.75 MHz
Gen 3: 434 MHz

We’ll help match the correct keypad to your truck, so everything works properly right out of the box.

Whether you’re constantly in and out of the truck for work or just tired of carrying keys everywhere, this upgrade adds a level of convenience you’ll use far more than expected.

Have Questions?
Our U.S.-based team is ready to help:

Call: 1-855-636-6287

Email: [email protected]

Live Chat: available on our website during business hours

james baxter · Thursday at 10:03 AM

infotainment said:
If you’ve ever owned a Ford with a factory keypad, you already know how convenient it is and if you haven’t, it only takes about a day of using one to understand why so many owners refuse to go without it. Now you can add that same functionality to your 2022-2026 Ford Maverick in minutes with this our Wireless SecuriCode Keypad Upgrade. No wires to run, no dealer programming, and no complicated installation process. Just mount it, plug in the included programmer, and you’re done.

Why Customers Love the SecuriCode Keypad

Once you start using it, you find excuses to use it all the time.

Leave your keys safely inside the truck while hiking, working out, swimming, etc.

Instantly unlock your truck with a personal 5-digit code

Lock the doors by pressing 7/8 + 9/0 together

Add a secondary custom code for family or shared access

Anti-scan protection temporarily disables the keypad after repeated failed attempts

No dealership visit required

It’s one of Ford’s most practical features, and now it’s available as a true plug-and-play upgrade.

Installation is About as Easy as it Gets (1/5 Difficulty)

This is easily one of the fastest OEM upgrades you can install on an F-150.

Mount It Where You Want
One of the nice things about this setup is flexibility.

You can install the keypad:

On the factory-style door pillar location

Above the door handle

On another nearby flat surface

Since it communicates wirelessly, placement is much more forgiving than older hardwired systems.

Important Things to Know

There are three different keypad generations depending on your truck’s key fob frequency, so selecting the correct version matters.

Gen 1: 314.95 MHz

Gen 2: 902.75 MHz

Gen 3: 434 MHz

We’ll help match the correct keypad to your truck, so everything works properly right out of the box.

Whether you’re constantly in and out of the truck for work or just tired of carrying keys everywhere, this upgrade adds a level of convenience you’ll use far more than expected.

Have Questions?
Our U.S.-based team is ready to help:
Call: 1-855-636-6287
Email: [email protected]
Live Chat: available on our website during business hours

james baxter · Thursday at 10:04 AM

Will this work if truck is in battery saver mode?

HeyBales · Thursday at 10:14 AM

james baxter said:
Will this work if truck is in battery saver mode?

It's working as a fob.
Yes.

Never a post I've seen of battery saver being so severe that fob access was lost, though it may be possible in theory.

Extreme cases passenger sensor for keyless entry is disabled when fob is close enough, and that's a minor draw.
So it likely could get to that point.
In theory.

Hot Runr Guy · Thursday at 10:38 AM

So the $98 extra is saving me a trip to the dealer?

HRG

Ecorydr · Thursday at 10:46 AM

Had one of these on every Ford Ive owned since my '93 SHO. Never used them, used the FOB instead. Glad my Mav doesnt have one, wouldnt use it anyways.

Glen Baker LLC · Thursday at 11:20 AM

I'm glad ford is bring back the Original Built in Wired Keypad. You can get it on 2026 F150's now.

I've also had Fords Wireless security keypad on my Fords since my 1991
I use mine a few times a month. Especially if I ride the ATV or go out to the lake and I don't want to lose or get my key fob wet. I put the fob, my wallet, my phone in the truck and lock it using the keypad.
SHO pictured, 2001 Sport Trac, my old 2017 & current 2023 F350 and now

I'm glad my 23 Maverick has one.

DinoLord · Thursday at 12:13 PM

Ecorydr said:
Had one of these on every Ford Ive owned since my '93 SHO. Never used them, used the FOB instead. Glad my Mav doesnt have one, wouldnt use it anyways.

K.

Hootbro · Friday at 7:25 AM

Hot Runr Guy said:
So the $98 extra is saving me a trip to the dealer?

HRG

Yeah, the math is a bit wonky on this but I can see it for somebody that values their time a bit different.

Infotainment's value proposition is more on their actual namesake OEM type infotainment swaps that most dealers would not touch.

Monark · Friday at 2:42 PM

https://infotainment.com/products/2...&_sid=4786fde25&_ss=r&opt0=2025-2026&opt1=Yes

$312.95 is what I see based on my 2025 Lariat

scott1070 · Friday at 3:17 PM

Ecorydr said:
Had one of these on every Ford Ive owned since my '93 SHO. Never used them, used the FOB instead. Glad my Mav doesnt have one, wouldnt use it anyways.

I have had them on several vehicles from my past, and loved it on each one. It’s one of the reasons I stick with Ford products.

Nipperchipper · Friday at 3:45 PM

2026 maverick they want 425.00 a factory install is 275.00

identifyasatruck · Friday at 3:48 PM

i got mine with my Ford Points. it looks just like this one. the dealer had to program it, and i just had to stick it on the front of the bed. i use mine 3 or 4 times a week.

Monark · Friday at 4:00 PM

identifyasatruck said:
i got mine with my Ford Points. it looks just like this one. the dealer had to program it, and i just had to stick it on the front of the bed. i use mine 3 or 4 times a week.

How many points?

BigClydeLittleTruck · Friday at 4:06 PM

Serious question for those who have had and seem to like this feature:

What is the appeal? Is it the ability to leave a key inside and unlock it using this keypad?

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