Unlocking the radio codes for your car's audio system has never been easier, thanks to our versatile radio code generator. Compatible with a wide range of car brands such as Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Seat, Chrysler, Jeep, Mercedes, and more, this tool allows you to retrieve your radio or navigation system's activation code instantly. All you need is the serial number of your device.
To find the serial number, you'll need to partially remove the radio unit to view the label on its side. The serial number is typically located near the barcode. Make sure to take a clear picture of it. Here are some examples of serial numbers for different car brands:
- 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 Brasil
- VCOAKZ12110527 - Ford Figo radio code
- 2853805465 - Ford Australia & India models
- SKZ1Z2I8261923 - Skoda radio code
- VWZ7Z2W9393627 - VW 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
Our generator boasts high compatibility with numerous car brands including Ford, Renault, Dacia, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Fiat, Volkswagen (VW), Nissan, Audi, Honda, Acura, Seat, Chrysler, Jeep, Mercedes, and Volvo. It also supports popular radio models such as Blaupunkt, Becker, Alpine, 6000CD, 6006CD, SONY, 4500RDS E-O-N, 5000RDS, 3000RDS, Travelpilot, RNS MDF, Concert, Gamma, Symphony, and RNS300/RNS310/RNS500/RNS510, MF2910.
Entering your radio code is a straightforward process:
- Repeatedly press the pre-determined button 1 until the first digit of the code appears on the screen.
- Repeat this process with buttons 2, 3, and 4 to enter the remaining digits.
- Ensure you have entered the radio code correctly and press the confirm button. Depending on your radio model, the confirm button can be 5, *, or >. For example, on the Ford 6000CD, you confirm with 5, on the Sony unit with *, and on most VW, Audi, Skoda, and Seat models with > (arrow right).
If your radio displays "SAFE", "LOCKED", "WAIT", or "ERROR", it's because all radios have a protection system against brute-force code entry. Since the code is 4 digits, it would take a maximum of 9999 attempts to find it. To prevent this, radios will lock after three unsuccessful attempts. Here’s how to handle common lockouts:
- Ford: If your Ford radio shows "WAIT", leave it powered on for 30 minutes. If you see "LOCKED" or "LOCKED10", hold button 6 for ten seconds to get another three attempts. If "LOCKED13" appears, you have a semi-permanent block that can only be resolved by a dealer.
- VW (Volkswagen): When three unsuccessful attempts are made, VW radios display "SAFE" or "SAFE2". To re-enter a code, you must leave the unit on for 60 minutes.
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