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New radio security code needed - or blown fuse?
I know I know, why don't you just check the fuse you're all saying, well I would do, except I sold the car to my brother-in-law who doesn't live locally and he's now complaining he has to pay £25 +VAT to get the radio reset by Fiat. He knew the radio wasn't working when he bought it but assumed he'd be able to reset it, but I haven't got the code for it.
Any ideas?
TIA :o)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry, I wasn't trying to get the code on here, and I've checked the paperwork and it's not there. I've told him he may need to take the radio out to get the serial number but he says he doesn't know how (he's not the sharpest tool in the box lol).
The radio is completely dead. It's not lighting up or requesting anything. This is why I'm not convinced it is the code that's needed. But if it is, I've looked online and can get it reset for £7.50 if only he can manage to get the flipping thing out to get the number.
Should have known better than to sell it to a family member!
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