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  • I hope you can help - but I read that Clarion radios can be a problem.

    Anyway, mine is from 1998 (Peugeot 106) - I'm not sure which numbers on the radio are helpful so I'll list all I can see.
    On the label -
    Model: PU09971A
    Serial no:0165149
    96 233537 ZL
    286-8497-12
    KC 04

    Etched into the casing: CL0267W0165149
    Thanks very much.
  • RegWorts
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    Dandylion wrote: »
    I hope you can help - but I read that Clarion radios can be a problem.

    Anyway, mine is from 1998 (Peugeot 106) - I'm not sure which numbers on the radio are helpful so I'll list all I can see.
    On the label -
    Model: PU09971A
    Serial no:0165149
    96 233537 ZL
    286-8497-12
    KC 04

    Etched into the casing: CL0267W0165149
    Thanks very much.


    I think this model PU-9971 does not use a memory chip for its code but may use a hardwired system

    It will require specialist attention for decoding

    If you email

    restoredclassic@aol.com

    then they may be able to help.

    Mention this forum and there should be no charge
  • Thanks Scottish Sapper.
    Good idea about checking the fuse. Is there any access to the multiplug without removing the radio unit? Also thought about disconnecting the battery for an hour or two to clear any "stuff" in memory anywhere. The power down delay and then the wait before the power comes back seems a bit like the enforced wait time when you enter the code wrongly. I guess that logic is inside the unit, on the radio side of the multiplug.
  • Adviseris wrote: »
    I have bought Rover 416, and fabric radio requires a code, official sites requires money for a code.... :confused:

    Here's serial: RG594FS2018366

    maybe You guys can help... :rolleyes:

    Thank's a lot..:D


    Code = 9047
  • lewiss wrote: »
    i recently changed the battrey renault megane, now the radio doent work, can any one help with the radio code. thanks

    serial number= RN259F10147268

    Post all numbers from the label on this one my friend
  • RegWorts wrote: »
    I think this model PU-9971 does not use a memory chip for its code but may use a hardwired system

    It will require specialist attention for decoding

    If you email

    restoredclassic@aol.com

    then they may be able to help.

    Mention this forum and there should be no charge

    I'll do that, thanks for the advice.
  • hi would anyone have the code for my ford radio model no 2006r. part no 95vw-18k876-jd . id no fdz7r2x m022545 . No radio in a traffic jam, not good. Any help would be appreciated cheers gary s.
  • Another new car and no code. Can anyone help please? M013730 is s/n.... ???
  • HoofeHearted
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    gary_s wrote: »
    hi would anyone have the code for my ford radio model no 2006r. part no 95vw-18k876-jd . id no fdz7r2x m022545 . No radio in a traffic jam, not good. Any help would be appreciated cheers gary s.

    CODE = 6436 :beer:
  • HoofeHearted
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    Another new car and no code. Can anyone help please? M013730 is s/n.... ???

    CODE = 5681 :beer:
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