Missing Radio Code???

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by dave, Oct 8, 2004.

  1. dave

    dave Guest

    Hi,

    My first post to this n.g.

    My old car (rover) is in the garage and it seems to be taking forever - just
    another week or two sir! Anyway I've been given a H reg Cavalier to use
    while it's being fixed. There's a digital radio/cassette in it but when I
    switch it on the display says -C- which I guess means enter the code.
    The service pack has no radio code with it and on the long journey to and
    from work every day (an hour each way) it's mind numbingly boring. I never
    thought I'd miss music so much! I've spent ages trying to enter numerous
    numbers hoping to strike it lucky but of course no luck!

    I did a google search for radio decode etc and hundreds of sites offering to
    unlock my radio for a fee came up. I really don't want to pay for this as
    it's only a borrowed car for possibly another 2/3 weeks max. Does anyone
    know a way I can do this? If you want to email me privately please take out
    the 'nospamthanks' from the email address.

    Thankyou,

    David
     
    dave, Oct 8, 2004
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  2. dave

    mike Guest

    AFAIK there is no easyway (ie via key presses) without the original code, or
    a can of freezer spray & the lnowledge to take the beasty apart.
    if you pop into your local vauxhall dealer & you are lucky, they might just
    tell you the number for nowt.
    it will be on the system they have.
    mike
     
    mike, Oct 8, 2004
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  3. The only Vauxhall dealer that MAY do it for free is the supplying dealer if
    he still has records. All other dealers will have to pay Vauxhall for a
    search.

    I wonder what unit is in it though? Did the old Cavaliers say -C- when they
    needed a code?

    The only option is to pay for a code number or a recode

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    Alan Steele

    Steeles of Worthing
    www.steeles.co.uk
     
    Alan Steele - Steeles of Worthing, Oct 10, 2004
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