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YOUR RESEARCHDo I need radio code?

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Disconnect battery, all you have

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If you repace the battery or disconnect the battery, all you have to do is re-connect it and the radio will work....

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If you repace the battery or disconnect the battery, all you have to do is re-connect it and the radio will work....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have a 2003 cab purchased from a dealer who said the radio code was in the glove box. When I looked and said I didnt get it, he said he would get it. Now when I ask he says he checked and found I didnt need one because it is saved in memory or something. This sounds suspicious. Anyone else know about this?

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Your 03 radio is matched to your car. Remove it and put it elsewhere (some other car) and it won't work. If you repace the battery or disconnect the battery, all you have to do is re-connect it and the radio will work.... So all is well!

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Thegman is correct! The code is in the MOST system.

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