Radio Code Generator

Radio Codes: Unlock Your Car Radio with Ease

Need to unlock your car radio or navigation system? This guide explains how to retrieve your radio code using a serial number and provides compatibility information for various car brands.

Finding Your Serial Number

The serial number is crucial for unlocking your radio. It's usually located on a label attached to the side of your radio unit. You'll likely need to partially remove the audio unit to access it. Take a clear picture of the serial number, often found near the barcode.

Serial Number Examples:

• V003261 - Ford V-series radio code
• M066558 - Ford M-series radio code
• VF1CB05CF25198337 - Renault radio code (by VIN)
• UU1BSDPJ558566907 - Dacia radio code (by VIN)
• A128 - Renault radio code
• BP051577068510 - Blaupunkt radio code
• BP011577068310 - Alfa Romeo radio code
• A2C03730700191103 - Fiat Continental radio code
• C7E3F0791A1521656 - Ford Travelpilot navigation
• BP011577068310 - Lancia radio code
• AKK030109 - Ford (Made in Brazil)
• VCOAKZ12110527 - Ford Figo radio code
• 2853805465 - Ford (Australia & India models)
• SKZ1Z2I8261923 - Skoda radio code
• VWZ7Z2W9393627 - Volkswagen radio code
• AUZ2Z3C1172249 - Audi radio code
• SEZ5Z2A13344023 - Seat radio code
• 38218289 - Nissan radio code
• TQ1AA1501A15382 - Chrysler radio code
• U2201L1290 - Honda radio code (new)
• 32011191 - Acura radio code (new)
• AL2910Y0690315 - Alpine radio code
• 15092056 - Mercedes-Benz radio code
• Y23012031 - Becker radio code

Wide Range of Compatibility

This code retrieval method supports a wide variety of car brands and radio models, including:

• Ford
• Renault
• Dacia
• Alfa Romeo
• Lancia
• Fiat
• Volkswagen (VW)
• Nissan
• Audi
• Honda
• Acura
• Seat
• Chrysler
• Jeep
• Mercedes
• Volvo

Popular radio models include: Blaupunkt, Becker, Alpine, 6000CD, 6006CD, SONY, 4500RDSE-O-N, 5000RDS, 3000RDS, Travelpilot, RNS MDF, Concert, Gamma, Symphony, RNS300/RNS310/RNS500/RNS510, MF2910.

Entering Your Code

1. Press the pre-determined button (usually 1) repeatedly until the first digit of the code appears on the screen.
2. Repeat this process for buttons 2, 3, and 4, entering each digit sequentially.
3. Confirm your entry using the appropriate confirmation button (e.g., 5 for Ford 6000CD, * for Sony, > for most VW, Audi, Skoda, and Seat).

Dealing with SAFE/LOCKED/WAIT/ERROR Messages

Radios have security measures to prevent brute-force code entry. After several incorrect attempts, your radio may display messages like "SAFE," "LOCKED," or "WAIT." Consult your car's manual or seek professional assistance if you encounter these issues. For example, Ford radios showing "WAIT" may require a 30-minute wait with the radio powered on. "LOCKED13" on a Ford radio usually indicates a semi-permanent block requiring dealer intervention. VW radios showing "SAFE" may require a 60-minute wait with the unit on after three incorrect attempts.

Need Help?

While this guide aims to provide a comprehensive solution, feel free to contact support if you have any questions or encounter problems. Our team is ready to assist you.

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