Jonah
Help!!
Battery Terminal corroded Thro', repaired but now require radio unlock code
type SC201(c)
GM0201S1627749
Thanks in advance
Help!!
Battery Terminal corroded Thro', repaired but now require radio unlock code
type SC201(c)
GM0201S1627749
Thanks in advance
Jonah wrote:
Help!!
Battery Terminal corroded Thro', repaired but now require radio unlock code
type SC201(c)
GM0201S1627749Thanks in advance
try code 2034
cheers,
worked a treat, its great to have music again
much abliged
Hi there, sorry to jump on this post. I'm having trouble with my astra radio too.
The model is CDR 500 and the number i got off of it is GM 13 107 918. I'm not sure if thats the number needed to help get the code.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Hello , need code for GM Delco CDR 500(E) No. 09136107 sn: GM1500Y9455888
Thx and best regards from Serbia
Dragec wrote:
Hello , need code for GM Delco CDR 500(E) No. 09136107 sn: GM1500Y9455888
Thx and best regards from Serbia
Unfortunately DELCO codes are not obtainable for free (using the Serial Number) from anywhere on the Internet as access is required to the original factory database which is only available to the Main Dealer or one the larger professional Decode Services.
The alternative is for your radio to be taken/posted to a Decode Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Shop who will plug it into a laptop and electronically read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)
meno wrote:
Hi there, sorry to jump on this post. I'm having trouble with my astra radio too.
The model is CDR 500 and the number i got off of it is GM 13 107 918. I'm not sure if thats the number needed to help get the code.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Unfortunately CDR500 codes (SIEMENS/VDO/DELCO radios) are not obtainable for free (using the Serial Number) from anywhere on the Internet as access is required to the original factory database which is only available to the Main Dealer or one the larger professional Decode Services.
The alternative is for your radio to be taken/posted to a Decode Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Shop who will plug it into a laptop and electronically read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)