Dorman - OE Solutions Keyless Entry Keypad P/N:956-008
Dorman 956-007 left keyless entry keypad for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer lets you enter a code to lock and unlock the doors.
Buttons that stop responding, or a keypad that works only some of the time, can mean the keypad is worn or damaged. A door module or wiring fault can also keep the buttons from working. Before replacing it, look at the keypad with the vehicle off for cracks, a loose trim piece or moisture.
This keyless entry keypad is a direct replacement for the exterior keypad on the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One keyless entry keypad with trim. This listing holds one keypad, and the left position takes one. The wiring harness is not included.
Interchange: DB5Z7820555AC
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Is this Explorer keypad right for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Dorman 956-007 is a left keyless entry keypad listed for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer.
Does the Dorman 956-007 keypad come with trim and a wiring harness?
It comes with trim: the listing is one keyless entry keypad with trim. The wiring harness is not included with Dorman 956-007.
How many buttons and terminals does this left keypad have?
This left keypad has five buttons and five male blade terminals, and it is made of plastic.
What can make a keyless entry keypad stop working?
A keypad can fail from wear, electronic malfunction or moisture intrusion. A shop can test the keypad and its circuit to confirm.
Does Dorman 956-007 replace the DB5Z7820555AC keypad?
Yes. DB5Z7820555AC is listed as an interchange number for Dorman 956-007, so a keypad carrying that number is replaced by this one.
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