VW Car Stereo code

[Mei-Xiu]

Now I am a new and happy owner of a nice Volkswagen I had the misfortune to believe the garage that I just deliver it. The code unit owner he didn't gave me anything about the codes!! I am forced to wait an hour each time to enter the four digits delivered but no results on the operation of this machine. So anyone over there knows about the codes of Volkswagen Car Stereo. Any help would be really appreciable.

[StoaVio]

At Volkswagen, I think they should be able to give you the card against a gray note. Also I would like to tell you that if you want your radio code, then you will require to give the v.i.n. # and the information on the flipside of the radio such as model #, serial #, date of manufacture, to either your local vw dealer ship, or the consign or an individual you bought it from, they could do it for complimentary, but if you look on-line you can find site that will get you the code at a cost. But before you do anything, make certain to go through all your book/paper work (it could be written in the user manual, or on a piece of paper with some of the other operating instructions), usually it is a 4 or 5 digit number.

[marlyn]

Numerous Volkswagen vehicles are operational with radios that entail a special anti-theft radio code. This code is not compulsory, unless the radio is removed from the vehicle, or the vehicles battery is disconnected. At all times have a copy of your radio code in a safe place, not in the vehicle! If you have your radio unlocks code, but do not be familiar with how to enter it into the radio. Visit car radio unlocks code guides on www.radio-code.com, for assistance with entering your radio unlock code.

[Philbert]

Volkswagen uses the radio lock characteristic to thwart unauthorized users of your audio system and will not permit your radio to operate without the proper unlock code. You will also have to retrieve vehicle V.I.N.(Vehicle identification number). Typically found at the bottom of drivers side window. We do not entail the original VIN# of the vehicle that the radio originated from. Any Volkswagen VIN# will suffice.

[Rawko]

Remember that the code can be in two places (if the car's original radio) in one of the rear speakers (rear) or you floor the car in the compartment of the spare tire ... I'm not sure since no one golf poetry but you're not losing anything ... if not there, and I confirm you post denuevo could be exactly where they would have to ask who gave me this information. Enter the digits of the code by pressing the keys that you select the stations (1-2-3-4-5 -) each key corresponds to a digit and its corresponding location on the number, then you have entered the number you press a Seek key seconds, and again on display ensue and the faction with the numbers on the dial.

[Fabian]

Code is entered by pressing 1,2,3 and 4 on, more s described above is how. For which no code can be obtained, but there you go with the car and the papers that certify who is the Owner ± o. The radio code is linked with the VIN of the car that is not a universal code. The number 1000 appears on the screen and keys 1,2,3 and 4 you can enter the code .. that part is clear, what happens I do not know what appears will number 1000 (before having the code and follow the instructions here, and number lock on the third attempt) thus follow the other party figure here was off the radio of the 12v.