On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 16:00:34 GMT, 'Mrcheerful' wrote: My dad got his Madza 232F radio decoded for free - with a full service at a Mazda dealer. Been flashing ERR since about a year ago when the battery was changed by a numpty at motor factor that having been told 'I don't have the code, the previous owner didn't give it to the dealer I got the car off', didn't maintain a supply to the car and then asked 'Have you got the code?'

There are many on the internet who claim to be able to decode your radio, and those using nothing more than a 99p software disc to calculate your code numbers are very easy to identify, as they never list a full range of radio`s, and have no means to manually reprogram your radio when they get it wrong. eBay! Registered: Dec-16. Posted on Thursday, December 08, 2016 - 09:51 GMT. Can you please help me mate? I NEED RADIO CODE AS I UNLPUGGED IT TO REMOVE A CRACKED CD AND NOW I NEED A CODE! Pdf Xchange Editor Serial Number. ! BLaupunkt 520. SERIAL NUMBER BP05 OTHER NO.

Back then it was, according to the same dealer that did this service, impossible to fix and needed replacing. -- Peter Hill Spamtrap reply domain as per NNTP-Posting-Host in header Can of worms - what every fisherman wants. Can of worms - what every PC owner gets!

Harry Stottle 30.03.09 13:51. In message, Peter Hill writes >>My dad got his Madza 232F radio decoded for free - with a full service >at a Mazda dealer. Been flashing ERR since about a year ago when the >battery was changed by a numpty at motor factor that having been told >'I don't have the code, the previous owner didn't give it to the >dealer I got the car off', didn't maintain a supply to the car and >then asked 'Have you got the code?' Back then it was, according to >the same dealer that did this service, impossible to fix and needed >replacing. I've had an irritating problem with the Mondeo radio code, which occasionally asks for it to be input at random intervals of a few months.

This started happening (I think) after I had the battery replaced. After a few occurrences I memorised the code, but it's still a nuisance, and I'm tempted to switch it off.

-- Gordon H Remove 'invalid' to reply Willy Eckerslyke 31.03.09 00:57. On Thu, 23 Jan 2014 03:14:31 -0800 (PST), wrote: >Hi, I need help decoding my car stereo for Kia Sedona 2001 Exec 2.9 and Vehicle identification or chassis no. It's a second hand car in my husband's name. We were not given any codes and the previous owner does not have it. It would be nice to have the radio working to get traffic updates and listen to music. Yes, it would! >Could you please help.

Remove radio from car and look for handwritten codes on metal case. Unk.@googlegroups.com 25.01.14 10:53 lemmo.v.@gmail.com 25.02.14 08:30. On Wed, 26 Feb 2014 00:04:20 +0100, The Peeler wrote: >On Tue, 25 Feb 2014 14:03:57 -0800, The Rectum, the resident psychopath of >sci and scj and Usenet's famous sexual cripple, FAKING his time zone again, >farted: >>>>>Hi. Can you help me?! My nissan micra have a radio blaupunkt with this serial number >>>Bp 23 46 31 99 43 26 >>>Nissan mm cd-k >>>7 642 346 318 >>>Thanks!!!

>>>>I can help you! Get a better car and a better radio! >>I know what, will help me, a greeked up stupid Grik! Grik psychiatric treatment >and lots of Grik medication! It, WILL anus! LOLK orha.@gmail.com 28.02.14 06:44.

On Tuesday, 20 October 2009 12:10:26 UTC+1, Catherine Flanigan wrote: >Hi there >>I am desperately looking for the radio code for my Nissan Micra 2005. >blaupunkt Werke >BP17 >Nissan MM CD-K >>e1 022458 >Not sure what all those numbers are.?

>Please help >>thank you >Cat >>url: Radio code is 2079. On Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 12:12:20 AM UTC+1, RegWorts wrote: >See >>Ford, most Blaupunkt, some Philips and Grundig plus a few others. >>Helpful service, >>IMPORTANT: NO STOLEN RADIOS AS ALL SERIAL NUMBERS ARE LOGGED I have a Nissan Note and the previous owner removed the radio code slip and kept it. Normally I service my car at Nissan but the battery went flat last week.

Now Nissan wants £40 for giving me the code (which they have in their paperwork). Nissan Part No: 28185 9U20A Model No: PN-3000P Serial: PN3000PA 0019762 Hope someone can help:) Cheers!

MrCheerful 23.06.15 02:39. >>Hi there! >>>>This is the label on the radio.

>>>>>>>>And >>>>>>>>It's a 08 Reg Nissan Note. >>>>Thanks >>>So that number is just the serial number, now I know that bit! >According to the calculator I have (which I have never used before!) >the answer should be 4336 >>please let me know if it works Hey again! Thanks for trying to help. Pokemon Watashi Makenai Download. Unfortunately the code didn't work. It just went to 'Try in 59' so I'll have to drive around a bit with it until I can try another code.

I did get a message from an unlock site about 20 minutes ago, saying they think the code is stored in the EEPROM and can't be decoded. Zooming in on the label there's a bit at the very bottom that says it's a Clarion radio, part no. I missed it earlier but googleing it seems to suggest that it's only available from the main dealer. I should've looked more carefully at the label to begin with. I'll have to wait until payday I guess:) Again, many thanks for trying.

MrCheerful 23.06.15 06:25. On Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 12:12:20 AM UTC+1, RegWorts wrote: >See >>Ford, most Blaupunkt, some Philips and Grundig plus a few others. >>Helpful service, >>IMPORTANT: NO STOLEN RADIOS AS ALL SERIAL NUMBERS ARE LOGGED Hi, I need some help with a radio code for a Nissan Micra K12 with a 6 cd changer. I have a Serial number of BP38 but no part number as the sticker is Missing! As to why someone would remove it is beyond me! Any help appreciated.

Thanks in advance Rich MrCheerful 12.09.15 12:38. Hi, would you be able to help?

I have a 2nd hand Nissan Qashqai and the radio is locked due to my husband changing a headlight bulb! I don't have the code. The serial number is 3075549 and the device number is. Thank you, Kate -- *Supporting Schools since 2000* * We in MGL pride ourselves at providing excellent service to our clients For more information on the services we can offer you, please visit our web sites Corporate - Education - To read and participate in the MGL Blogs go to You can also follow us on * *Twitter, or like our Facebook page.This e-mail and any attachments may contain confidential and/or privileged material; it is for the intended addressee(s) only. If you are not a named addressee, you must not use, retain or disclose such information.MGL cannot guarantee that the e-mail or any attachments are free from viruses. The views expressed in this email are those of the originator and do not necessarily represent the views of MGL.

Nothing in this e-mail shall bind MGL in any contract or obligation* MrCheerful 21.12.15 01:18. On 21:08, wrote: >On Sat, 12 Dec 2015 16:24:54 +0000, Mrcheerful >wrote: >>>On 15:19, wrote: >>>On Mon, 30 Nov 2015 12:51:28 +0000, Mrcheerful >>>wrote: >>>>>>I have taken a cd 4000 radio sn M019682 from a fiesta to put in my >>>transit, the online code finder suggests its 7113 but that doesn't >>>work, any suggestions or is the radio scrap.

>>>>>>AJH >>>>>>>>>My calculator says 5140 for the numbers above >>Strangely it did not work so I got a 6000d from ebay. >>Is there any way of retrieving these radios? >>AJH >Apparently it is possible to read the eeprom and ascertain the actual code from that, and to alter it there too, but it would not be worth it for any regular common radio MrCheerful 02.02.16 14:47. Hi sorry to jump on the back of this, my girlfriend bought a second hand Nissan Micra 2006 plate and was told that it had a new battery installed and because of this the radio was scrambled but all she had to do was call Nissan for the code. What they didn't tell her it'd cost £35. By the looks of reading other posts, I assume you would need her radio model serial number first? Where exactly can she find it?

On the unit itself or manual? I won't be seeing her until the weekend to suss that one out. Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated:) MrCheerful 22.02.16 12:46.

On 17:45, wrote: >Thanks for the response Mr cheerful, unfortunately that code is not the one. >ah, just discovered that for some GM radios there are two numbers, one is a part number, usually starting 764 and the other is the GMetc number, can you take a look and see what other numbers there are and I will try again, since the first three numbers to put into the calculator are the radio type, which is not the same as the designated radio model (why?) For example an sc202 radio is actually a type 850 for the code calculator. Pjwi.@gmail.com 03.03.16 12:00. On 18:29, wrote: >Hi, battery change, Nissan Micra 2008. On radio: PP3001MB 0055119.

I know it's not the usual 14 digits but it's clearly marked 'serial no.' On the top of the radio. Could you help with the code, please.

>Sorry, that one cannot be decoded. Your radio is made by CLARION and the only CLARION code that can be calculated (using a serial number ) anywhere on the Internet is if your radio also has a BARCODE SERIAL NUMBER beginning with C 7000000 + + + + on a separate label somewhere on the metal casing.

(Note.not beginning with CL.) If not then it will only be available from your Main Dealer or a Decoding Service or your local Car Radio / Audio Store who will connect a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM) inside your radio fran.@gmail.com 08.10.16 10:40. You hit the nail on the head. Selling them, I also get about 50 percent email me and say 'thank you' directly in addition to feedback, free ones, less than 5 percent said thanks. The one that tipped the balance was someone that gave me an incorrect set of numbers, of course the code was wrong, he sent a picture of the radio, from which I realised that he had added in a completely spurious digit, I gave him the right code and pointed out his error, he never even said sorry/thank you!

It is pleasant to get a little return from ebay, but after ebay charges and paypal charges I actually get 66p out of the 99p charged! Graham J 28.01.17 03:56. It is odd, there are quite a lot of sellers offering the same makes and the same price of 99p, and there are a few others at higher prices, without trying it out it is hard to know whether a higher price gives them more confidence to buy. At 99p I have sold about one every two or three days, so no great fortunes to be made, it would be an advantage to raise the price due to the paypal minimum charge of 23p on a 99p sale (3% plus 20p), whereas they would charge 25p for 1.50 sale (for example) Mark 28.01.17 08:46. On 28/01/17 12:52, MrCheerful wrote: >>>>Please could you show the link to the ebay page. >>>>TIA >>>>>>or go to and do a search for 75 which is the page >for Blaupunkt codes, especially common is people asking for Nissan Micra >codes, quite why is a mystery.

>I can supply codes for Blaupunkt, Ford M series, and Renault radios. Bookmarked, just in case I ever need one. -- djc (▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿ ̿) No low-hanging fruit, just a lot of small berries up a tall tree. MrCheerful 28.01.17 15:19. On 21:31, DJC wrote: >On 28/01/17 12:52, MrCheerful wrote: >>>>>>>Please could you show the link to the ebay page. >>>>>>TIA >>>>>>>>>>>or go to and do a search for 75 which is the page >>for Blaupunkt codes, especially common is people asking for Nissan Micra >>codes, quite why is a mystery.

>>I can supply codes for Blaupunkt, Ford M series, and Renault radios. >>>Bookmarked, just in case I ever need one. >>the bad news is that I have increased the price to 1.50, that way I do actually get a quid a time! Clifton richards 10.02.17 04:41. On 17:33, toml lepore wrote: >On Saturday, 25 March 2017 17:13:47 UTC, Roger Mills wrote: >>On 17:03, wrote: >>>Hi I've lost my code hope you can help numbers on radio are 815 C7E2F0527 A 7702519 >>>7 612 330 527 >>>It's a Blaupunkt radio with sat nav thanks in advance tom 👍 >>>>Was it factory fitted when the car was new?

If so, a main dealer for >>your make of car should be able to tell you providing you can prove that >>you own the car. Otherwise they won't tell you - nor will anyone here - >>just in case a stolen radio has come into your possession. >>>>If it's a retro=fit, you could contact the radio manufacturer. >>Hi yes original equipment not stolen but great you are checking >Have you checked that it's not written down anywhere in the car's documentation?

The code for my wife's Puma is written in the radio user manual. Graham T 25.03.17 13:01. On Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 12:12:20 AM UTC+1, RegWorts wrote: >See >>Ford, most Blaupunkt, some Philips and Grundig plus a few others. >>Helpful service, >>IMPORTANT: NO STOLEN RADIOS AS ALL SERIAL NUMBERS ARE LOGGED Hi can you get me the code for my micra please. There is what I thought was the code written on the actual unit, but after waiting an hour, it went back to wait for an hour. The model code is BP23 nissan MMCD-J.

Also once i enter the code what button do i press to make it work please? Thanks Andy MrCheerful 15.10.17 03:23.