RegWorts wrote:
The details in the photos are not in the normal Chrysler radio format and as Chrysler do not normally make radios then I`m surprised to see it with a Fiat/Alfa Romeo label.
The chances are that it is a VIN coded radio which has to be linked to your car electronics.
I still think your only options are the Main Dealer or a Radio Decoding Service
Dear, I'm still waiting for FIAT dealer to get me the code. They've told me no charge will be placed, but I'll have to wait.
Is it possible that you check some 'standard' numbers for the Fiat 500? I mean, with the pics I've posted on the page 22, couldn't you try to calculate with that numbers guessing the manufacturer of the radio, or maybe guessing Chrysler, as the other forum comrade informed?
I mean, I don't really care anymore. If the code is incorrect, ok. I just don't want to wait, standing, anymore.
Also, maybe the pics I've take aren't of the correct part of the radio, could it be? Or the image shows the right numbers? Thanks a lot, once again.