ChatterBank0 min ago
Radio Codes?
I have an old Renault clio yr 2004 and it was recently repaired and now the radio doesn't work . Is there an easy peesy way I can find the code and put it in? Thanks x
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Before you do anything else, dig the car's handbook out of your glovebox (and the one for your audio system, if it's separate) and look to see if the code is written there. (It's often on, or inside, the front or back cover).
If it's not written down anywhere you'll have to pay to get it. Any main dealer can get it for you, usually just from the vehicle's registration number or chassis number (assuming that it's the original radio, fitted by the manufacturer, of course). That way you won't have to remove the radio to find its serial number.
Otherwise you'll have to remove the radio (which might require the use of a special tool), find the serial number and then use one of the online sites that offer to provide radio codes, such as this popular one:
https:/ /www.ra dio-cod e.co.uk /
(Note that there are links, at the top of that page, to help you work out how to remove the radio and how to input the code).
If it's not written down anywhere you'll have to pay to get it. Any main dealer can get it for you, usually just from the vehicle's registration number or chassis number (assuming that it's the original radio, fitted by the manufacturer, of course). That way you won't have to remove the radio to find its serial number.
Otherwise you'll have to remove the radio (which might require the use of a special tool), find the serial number and then use one of the online sites that offer to provide radio codes, such as this popular one:
https:/
(Note that there are links, at the top of that page, to help you work out how to remove the radio and how to input the code).
>>> they will happily find it for you for free
Possibly if you bought the car from there but perhaps not if you bought it secondhand. The Ford dealership I used to work for (several years ago) charged £15 for a radio code. Since they probably had to pay Ford to obtain it themselves, I couldn't imagine them offering it for free unless it was to a particularly valued customer.
Possibly if you bought the car from there but perhaps not if you bought it secondhand. The Ford dealership I used to work for (several years ago) charged £15 for a radio code. Since they probably had to pay Ford to obtain it themselves, I couldn't imagine them offering it for free unless it was to a particularly valued customer.
Neti, you'll ( or someone else ) will most likely have to remove the radio to get thew Renault stereo code serial number.
https:/ /www.on linerad iocodes .co.uk/ renault -radio- codes?u tm_sour ce=bing &ut m_mediu m=cpc&a mp;utm_ campaig n=Renau lt%2520 Radio%2 520Code s&u tm_term =%252Br enault% 2520%25 2Bradio %2520%2 52Bcode &ut m_conte nt=Rena ult%252 0Radio% 2520Cod es
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The dealer can get the radio code from the VIN of the car.
The only reason for that not to be the case is if it's already been removed and had a new code allocated by an after-market radio specialist.
Most dealers charge for codes but most haven't been visited by the formidable Islay. :)
I hope you get sorted out, netibiza.
The only reason for that not to be the case is if it's already been removed and had a new code allocated by an after-market radio specialist.
Most dealers charge for codes but most haven't been visited by the formidable Islay. :)
I hope you get sorted out, netibiza.