Car Radio Unlocking

beaudiddly_2

could anyone help with a code for a for ka radio M012112

madmaca

Hi,

I'm selling my 12 year old Vectra and have put the OEM radio cassette back in but can't find the code

Model: Philips Car 400
No.: 90532621
Serial (stamped into casing): GM0400W2143878

2 barcode stickers: 90222139657203 and 00398442143878

Please help!

ScottishSapper

beaudiddly wrote: »

could anyone help with a code for a for ka radio m012112

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RegWorts

madmaca wrote: »

Hi,

I'm selling my 12 year old Vectra and have put the OEM radio cassette back in but can't find the code

Model: Philips Car 400
No.: 90532621
Serial (stamped into casing): GM0400W2143878

2 barcode stickers: 90222139657203 and 00398442143878

Please help!

try code 6743

sukkyg

Hi,

looking for radio code for a fiesta ford 6000cd serial number M039908

many thanks in advance

Sukky

AhmudeM

Hi;
opel astra
Philips
VDO 330886636
No: 24 469 302
Type: CDR 500(E)
2F4
GM050021592288

barkod 9022 214 03759 02 - 003 0241 1592288

the182guy

sukkyg wrote: »

Hi,

looking for radio code for a fiesta ford 6000cd serial number M039908

many thanks in advance

Sukky

Your code is 4215

madmaca

RegWorts wrote: »

try code 6743

Worked first time - many thanks! :T

RegWorts

AhmudeM wrote: »

Hi;
opel astra
Philips
VDO 330886636
No: 24 469 302
Type: CDR 500(E)
2F4
GM050021592288

barkod 9022 214 03759 02 - 003 0241 1592288

Unfortunately the majority of SIEMENS/VDO codes (including your CDR500) will NOT be available for free (or cheap) from anywhere on the Internet as access is required to the original factory database…which is not commercially available..

Try your Main Dealer or a Decoding Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Shop (who are normally the cheapest option) who will connect it to a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)

AhmudeM

RegWorts wrote: »

Unfortunately the majority of SIEMENS/VDO codes (including your CDR500) will NOT be available for free (or cheap) from anywhere on the Internet as access is required to the original factory database…which is not commercially available..

Try your Main Dealer or a Decoding Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Shop (who are normally the cheapest option) who will connect it to a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)

Thank you for your interest. I would appreciate if we find.