How do I find the password for my vehicle's Wi-Fi Hotspot*?
You can use your SYNC®** touchscreen or the radio (vehicles not equipped with SYNC) to view the password for your Wi-Fi hotspot.
Viewing the Wi-Fi Hotspot Password
Select your SYNC generation from the drop-down options below to learn how to find your Wi-Fi hotspot password.
Identifying Your Vehicle's SYNC Generation
Select a resource in the table below to help you identify your vehicle's SYNC generation.
Resource | Instructions |
SYNC and Navigation Updates page | Either:
Your SYNC generation will appear on the right side of the page under the “SYNC Current Version” heading. |
SYNC Visual Reference Guide | View example images of SYNC generations that Lincoln has offered. |
SYNC 4
To see your Wi-Fi hotspot password with SYNC 4:
- Select Settings on the Feature bar.
- Tap Vehicle Hotspot.
- Choose Settings.
- Press View Password.
Note: The network name is the Wi-Fi hotspot name.
SYNC 3
To see your Wi-Fi hotspot password with SYNC 3:
- Select Settings on your vehicle's SYNC screen.
- Swipe left and tap Wi-Fi & Hotspot.
- Tap Vehicle Hotspot.
- Choose View Password.
No SYNC System in Vehicle
If your window sticker indicates you have a Wi-Fi hotspot and do not have SYNC, you can access the Wi-Fi hotspot password through your radio.
To find your Wi-Fi hotspot password using the steering wheel controls:
- Select Settings on the radio.
- Select Connectivity Features.
- Select Wireless Hotspot. The password will appear in the menu.
Additional Information
How do I enable the Lincoln Connect Wi-Fi hotspot?
How do I set up a data plan with AT&T?
How do I connect a device to my vehicle's Wi-Fi hotspot?
What do I do if I am having issues with my Wi-Fi hotspot?
*Wi-Fi hotspot includes complimentary wireless data trial that begins upon AT&T activation and expires at the end of three months or when 3GB of data is used, whichever comes first. To activate, go to www.att.com/lincoln. Don’t drive distracted or while using handheld devices. Use voice controls.
**Don't drive while distracted or while using handheld devices. Use voice-operated systems when possible. Some features may be locked out while the vehicle is in gear. Not all features are compatible with all phones.