Car Radio Unlocking

julianii

ScottishSapper wrote: »

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thank u ...very fast..

mikael77

molerat wrote: »

Is that serial number from the sticker on the unit or written down somewhere ?

That serial number is from the orginal paper from seller, today I have taken out radio from car and realy serial is M128565. and I will ask for proper key

ScottishSapper

mikael77 wrote: »

that serial number is from the orginal paper from seller, today i have taken out radio from car and realy serial is m128565. And i will ask for proper key

2261..........

mikael77

ScottishSapper wrote: »

2261..........

:j thanks :rotfl:

scrunchpuppie

If Anyone can help i would be very gratefull. The cold weather killed my battery and now the stereo needs the code, Its for a 1996 ford fiesta and

the stereo model is: 3000
Serial: M134488
part number: 96fp-18k876-ec


Thank you in advance

Pete__3

Hi all

I'm after the code for my parents stereo - fitted to an 02 Astra

Philips CAR 400
GM040023247351

if you need any of the numbers from the sticker please let me know.

Merry X-mas

Pete

scrunchpuppie

Got it sorted, Thank you. If anybody needs any codes in future i used this little tool to find mine. Very handy

http://www.nahalfamily.com/2008/03/21/ford-stereo-radio-code/

:beer:

RegWorts

neilsinc wrote: »

There was no other number next to the barcode with C7000000 etc on it.

The only other numbers I have are:

9634676686
286-8497-26
e13020410

Are any of these any use?

Sorry...it has to be C7000000 + + + +

RegWorts

Pete_ wrote: »

Hi all

I'm after the code for my parents stereo - fitted to an 02 Astra

Philips CAR 400
GM040023247351

if you need any of the numbers from the sticker please let me know.

Merry X-mas

Pete

Please check your Serial Number again to make sure it is correct.

If it is correct , then unfortunately your code will not be available for free (or cheap) from anywhere on the Internet as this Serial Number is not in the available PHILIPS database.

It requires access to the original manufacturer`s database which is only available from your Main Dealer .(and a few of the larger Professional Radio Decode Specialists)

Otherwise try a Decoding Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Shop who will electronically "read "/ recode the memory chip (EEPROM) using a laptop and specialist software

b4rker

RegWorts wrote: »

Try code 6465

That's really kind, thank you.