Car Radio Unlocking

chess64

thank you so much:T

stevesks

Hi.....same here. Could do with help on a Rover R860 Radio code?

Going back in to my wife's 618i it's a 22DC594/60L
S/N RG594FW4015483

Any assistance will be gratefully received.

RegWorts

stevesks wrote: »

Hi.....same here. Could do with help on a Rover R860 Radio code?

Going back in to my wife's 618i it's a 22DC594/60L
S/N RG594FW4015483

Any assistance will be gratefully received.

It should be 6141

RegWorts

shinybluefairy wrote: »

Me too....
Don't know if anyone out there has codes for clarions but thought I'd give it a go.

peugeot 306
Clarion PU-9990 B
serial no. 0032986
no. etched on side- CLO272T0032986

Thanks if you can help and thanks anyway if you can't.

The only CLARION that I can decode is if it has a barcode beginning with 700000

RegWorts

Hemskemannen wrote: »

Hi, I am joining the crowd that have a locked car radio.

My radio has the following specifics:

Make: Philips
Model: SC201 (C)
No.: 90381124
Serial No.: GM0201R1276779
Other numbers: 9022 214 60758 01 & 003 9409 1276779

Grateful for assistance with the code.

This one is not in my database but if you email [EMAIL="restoredclassic@aol.com"]restoredclassic@aol.com[/EMAIL] then they should be able to help (for free !)

rugbyporsche

hello. please could you give me the code for M473663, THANK YOU

wallbash

code is 0530

rugbyporsche

thank you very much

radioflyer

RegWorts wrote: »

Quote the radio MAKE, MODEL and ALL THE SERIAL NUMBERS on the radio casing.
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Hi Reworts

Thanks for getting back again.

The model number is 22DC349-60B, serial number stamped in the case is RG349FY1188817 and the other number on the sticker is FD1000451188817

Hope this covers what you need.

RegWorts

radioflyer wrote: »

Hi Reworts

Thanks for getting back again.

The model number is 22DC349-60B, serial number stamped in the case is RG349FY1188817 and the other number on the sticker is FD1000451188817

Hope this covers what you need.

This one is not in my database and I`m fairly certain that it will be too "new" to be calculated for free by any of my contacts (the database only goes up to 1055429 )
The Philips is a database in several parts and overall is extremely large (and very expensive !).so the complete range is only held by the really professional Decode Specialists
You`ll have to contact one of these professionals (Will cost around £10 if you`re lucky)
Sorry I can`t be of more help