Car Radio Unlocking

wallbash

Not come across a B code . sorry

Check number again

rangers3

sorry my mistake

it is serial m030112

FINGERS CROSSED AGAIN!

wallbash

uncross fingers and use 8382

rangers3

yay your a star!!!! thank you very much

djfarwell

Help please,
need to unlock a peugeot 106 radio
CL 040120848395
Part number PU-2294A(C)

sixer_2

Hi,
Looking for a code for a Ford Focus s/n M224208 please, just brought it from my sister and she's lost the code!
Thanks.

hay88

sixer wrote: »

Hi,
Looking for a code for a Ford Focus s/n M224208 please, just brought it from my sister and she's lost the code!
Thanks.

code 8910

hay88

heathertheblether wrote: »

Hi there!

I have just bought a wee second hand car and the radio doesn't work - grrrr! It just displays "7 error" all the time.

It is a Peugeot model PU-2294A(C)
Serial No. CL040161024353C
There is a barcode which readsC70000004222

Is there something glaringly obvious that I should be doing? Does the radio require some kind of code? Is it broken altogether?

As you can probably tell, I am not technically minded at all lol!

Any advice would be much appreciated!

code 5456
Please note that code entry is only possible when the display says " CODE IN ". If "ERROR" is shown on the display, then the stereo is codelocked. If this is the case, leave it switched on for up to two hours and a further attempt at code entry should be possible.
Switch Radio On - Display Shows
" CODE IN " And Then Shows " - - - - "
Enter CODE in the order it is read - eg:
For Example, To Enter Code 1234
Press Preset 1 then 2 then 3 then 4
The Code will Enter Itself Automatically

hay88

djfarwell wrote: »

Help please,
need to unlock a peugeot 106 radio
CL 040120848395
Part number PU-2294A(C)

the only CLARION code available for free (using a serial number ) from anywhere on the Internet
is if your radio also has a BARCODE SERIAL NUMBER beginning with
C 7000000 + + + + on a label somewhere on the metal casing.
If not then it will only be available from your Main Dealer or a Decoding Service
or your local Car Radio / Audio Store who will connect a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)
inside your radio

bsaman

molerat wrote: »

2 3 9 1

It's working great now, many thanks.