I have the right radio code for my Clio (checked 3 times with dealers) but the radio won't accept it.
I press 1 several times to get the first digit, then 2 to get the second, 3 to get the third, 4 to get the fourth, then press and hold 6. The radio then beeps and goes back to reading "----" on the display. Then I have to wait and wait....and wait to try again!
The radio is the original one for the car (Blaupunkt) and I had to get the code about 6 years ago when the battery went - and that time it input fine and worked.
Anyone have any suggestions? Am I doing something wrong this time? The dealership seems confused by it too
also stamped in to the casing you will have one something like BP1234X1234567
hay88
February 2011
freddie
you need to remove the radio.
they are too small holes each side of the radio
use an old metal coat hanger 4 darts or very small screwdriver or long nails.
put into holes about 4-5cms and push outwards sideways
and carefully pull radio forward.
you must do the holes on each side at the same time
Then post the numbers/letters from below the main fat barcode
something like 7700xxxxxxtt123 or 8200xxxxtt123 or
the security code like Q123 or T0U123
can be found in a small box then i can help you
off of the radio
then mail me at codehelp(at)hotmail.co.uk
i check the right code for you
hay88
February 2011
Instruction manual says preset 6. At the moment I can't do anything cos it has to be switched on for half hour for me to input again so I'll try later in the day.
The code is on the back right? So how do I get the radio out? Is there a way without buying that gadget?
Thanks
Freddie
February 2011
also on some BP If the correct code number is now shown
Press AND HOLD preset " 5 " to STORE CODE
hay88
February 2011
Freddie
post your serial off of the radio so i can check it for you.then mail me at codehelp(at)hotmail.co.uk
BP1234X1234567 AND THE SECURITY LIKE Q123 OR 8200XXXXXXTQ123
hay88
February 2011
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