2001, WPOCA29951S652321, BECKER UNIT,with nav. Need the radio code.
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YOUR RESEARCHHelp with Becker radio code
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You're going to need to pull the radio to get the serial number on it. There are multiple online services that you can get it for free or pay. Just Google it. There is one guy in the UK that does it for free, if you want to give a donation you can. A few examples: https://onlineradiocode.com/becker-radio-code https://www.autoradiocode.com/codes/...des-becker.php https://www.google.com/search?client...ker+radio+code
Yes, you will need the serial number and model. Post for help here: https://www.renntech.org/topic/54183...comment-315516
Have you gone over the car with a fine tooth comb? Look at every label/sticker etc for anything handwritten The guy I bought my car from changed the battery not realizing the radio would be locked out, and he didn�t have the code I bought the car, drove it away and decided to look for a code at my first fuel stop. Found some very faded but still legible numbers on a label under the hood. Tried it and sure enough the radio fired right up
PM me the serial number
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I'm waiting for them to bring the car over so I can pull the radio. Thanks for the offer!
Here's the S/N:I have a 2001 Porsche with nav. On the side tag: FB5WX78004 S/N: P0804010482503 the last two numbers may not be correct, best I could do at the angle I was looking. Can someone help? I already posted it on renntech, no answer: https://www.renntech.org/topic/54183...2&_fromLogin=1
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please explain
Try 8734 If that doesn't work the serial number is incorrect
Hi all, i changed the battery during this day and my radio cd ask me a code.. i don't have it but i searched on the internet and i found a tool which gives me the recovery code to unlock my radio cd but i need the serial number. I dismantled the radio unit and the serial no is:55003086 Has anyone used it? Is it a scam or not? I don't lose my money.. https://radiocodefinder.com/
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Try this thread on renntech first. Loren was able to help me get my code. https://www.renntech.org/topic/54183...here/?page=726
I'm happy to do it for $5 usd for members who have less than 50 posts
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