I want to thank the Op for posting the instructions and WydOpen for posting the pic. I successfully programmed my 2011 Expedition yesterday. I also wanted to say that without WydOpen's picture, I couldn't have done it.
My remote start was installed at the factory, and the button/LED combo were completely hidden from view basically behind where the hood-release button is in the Expedition. I had to find the remote start box in the car (basically installed behind the e-brake release lever), follow the wires, and then barely get one finger on the button. After that, I had to cut a zip-tie to make the button more accessible, pull down the wire a few inches, tape it temporarily to access it while I was sitting upright, and then program it. And then after the fact zip-tied it back to where it was originally. It took me far longer just to find/ reposition/put it back than it did to actually program it.
BlueWolverine, I am not familiar with your car. But if the remote start was installed like mine, I would try searching for the remote-start box. In my truck, it was a black box with a white sticker that said "REMOTE START SYSTEM" about 6"x4"x2", installed relatively close to the e-brake release lever. If you follow the wires coming out of that, you should be able to find the little black button and LED. My button and LED were not visible at first regardless of whether I used a mirror or just stuck my head down by the brake pedal.
