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got a 2000 , that was a repo and has no radio code and the nearest dealer is hours away, any ideas on how to get a code with out having to drive 6 hours to have the car in the shop?
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POST 2Original post
You have 2 choices: 1. Go to beckerautosound.com and email or call them. They can give you the code over the phone but it will cost you $20. Have your credit card ready. Or... 2. Follow this link: Lost Radio Code - FAQ - RennTech.org Forums Send Loren a nice message. He'll hook you up with a code, but it may not work. Actually, there's a 3rd possibility. Sometimes on these cars the code is written on the white label under the front trunk lid. That was where I found mine. Of course, that was after I already paid to get it.
POST 3Original post
I accidentally put in the wrong code on my Becker CDR 220 996 radio head unit, and now it says WAIT, how long must I wait now to try and enter the proper code
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ebay has a bunch of guys that do this for under $10
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anyone you would recommend? would appreciate a link if possible
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