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Remote Start Install For 2021-2023 Ford F150 Trucks:
Vehicle Requirements & Tips:
  • Factory hood switch: From all 2021-2023 Ford service guides and vehicles we’ve seen, the hood switch is standard equipment on all trucks.
    – To check if you have a factory hood switch, turn the ignition on & pop your hood. If you dash message center says “hood ajar”, you have a hood switch. If you do not, you will need to purchase one from your Ford dealer (Ford P/N: ML3Z-16700-E).
  • Check if you have the glovebox light connector: If your glovebox does not have the light, it is likely that the connector still exists but is taped to the main harness. If you cannot find it, CLICK HERE to read more & see the solution. 
Install Video:
How To Program for 'No-Honk' Start:
Troubleshooting & Tips:

In recent model, there have been reports of trucks without the glovebox light. We have found that the connector is still available but taped to the main harness in the same area. It can be difficult to find. If you have no luck, here’s an easy alternative:
TIP: Tap/click the images to zoom in….

STEP 1: Cut the glovebox light t-harness end from the main harness

Removing some of the tape as shown in the image will reveal the wiring. Simply cut the wires as shown. They are small so good scissors or even a pocket knife will work fine.

STEP 2: Strip the end of the 2 wires & twist them together

Strip about 1/2" (12mm) of the insulation off the wires & twist them together. If you do not have strippers or cutters, you can carefully "shave" the ends with a knife/razor or heat the end with a lighter to soften the insulation (do not burn it or yourself) & strip the wires with your fingernails. NOTE: IF you do not have pliers or crimpers to crimp on the ring terminal, strip approximately 2" off the end of the wires and skip to step 4.

STEP 3: Remove the 8mm bolt from the left side of the glovebox opening

Use an 8mm (5/16") wrench/socket to loosen the bolt on the left of the glove box opening. Large/locking pliers may also work well.

STEP 4: Crimp on the included ring terminal and attach it to the bolt.

Use wire terminal crimpers or needle nose pliers to crimp the ring terminal on. Slide it onto the bolt and tighten the bolt back down. Alternative: if you do not have crimpers, you can wrap the twisted, stripped end of the wire behind the large washer on the bolt shaft and tighten it back down. Don't tighten so much the wire is accidentally cut by the washer but just enough that the wire cannot be pulled out by hand.

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