Radio Code
Four digits. Its free. If they even think of trying to charge you beat them with your shoe.
07-07-2005, 10:31 PM
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^ I thought i might i have the only s2k with a 5 digit radio code after what everyone was saying. 
but yea try the code, since you have a MY01 as well, it might work.
but yea try the code, since you have a MY01 as well, it might work.
07-07-2005, 11:01 PM
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BEFORE you go to the dealership...
...check your owners manual for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your glove box (both compartments) for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your trunk lid for the radio code sticker.
These are all common places that the dealer may have placed the code sticker.
The code is 5 digits, and obviously uses the numbers 1-6.
Good Luck.
Craig
...check your owners manual for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your glove box (both compartments) for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your trunk lid for the radio code sticker.
These are all common places that the dealer may have placed the code sticker.
The code is 5 digits, and obviously uses the numbers 1-6.
Good Luck.
Craig
07-08-2005, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by JAXrsx,Jul 8 2005, 02:01 AM
BEFORE you go to the dealership...
...check your owners manual for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your glove box (both compartments) for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your trunk lid for the radio code sticker.
These are all common places that the dealer may have placed the code sticker.
The code is 5 digits, and obviously uses the numbers 1-6.
Good Luck.
Craig
...check your owners manual for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your glove box (both compartments) for the radio code sticker.
...check inside your trunk lid for the radio code sticker.
These are all common places that the dealer may have placed the code sticker.
The code is 5 digits, and obviously uses the numbers 1-6.
Good Luck.
Craig
and start resetting your ECU through the fuse removal method Why the battery disconnect, anyway???
07-08-2005, 05:22 AM
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If you bought it from a dealer, they probably put the code in there somewhere, as was stated above. The code for my radio was on the door to the lower center console....it WAS at least...now I have an aftermarket setup. 
No more crappy stock tunes for me!
John
ps-I have also read that on some radios if you hold the 1 and 6 buttons down at the same time, and then give the unit power, it will not need the code.....I am not sure if this is true, I just remember reading something like that on a post here.
No more crappy stock tunes for me!John
ps-I have also read that on some radios if you hold the 1 and 6 buttons down at the same time, and then give the unit power, it will not need the code.....I am not sure if this is true, I just remember reading something like that on a post here.