Hello, I replaced my car battery last week and now the radio requires a pin, we can’t find the original radio document with it on. I wondered if anyone would be able to provide one for me. The radio is a Clarion, part number 276-0034-54
Just pulled my dash board apart and found the sticker ??
Bp536556438538 opps
Hi, try 9867 or 1867.........
Hi,1118 would appear to solve your problem......;
Hi, try 6078 or 0078.....
Hi, either 5559 or 1559 (or perhaps both?) should solve your problem..............
Typo in your first request then?
Try 1464 this time.......
Hi, try 5985 or 1985......
Not enough numbers in the serial number, there should be 12 numbers after 'BP' not 11...........Check it and send again....
That's better, try 6521 or 0521.....
Worked like a charm, thanks man ??
Hi, looks like 1656 is your lucky number.....
Try reading a bit more of this thread and you will know exactly what is needed and if you read enough you will also find out how to get the information. It has been written on here numerous times ..............
Not sure how to navigate this site if you could just help that would be very kindTry reading a bit more of this thread and you will know exactly what is needed and if you read enough you will also find out how to get the information. It has been written on here numerous times ..............
This thread has 39 pages, just try reading back a 'few'......
I give up I don't see how reading through all these threads is going to help other people ask a question and are given a code to try that's what I need
You need to give to John_D serial number of your vehicles radio, your neighbors number doesn't work.
Nice thought Mika, but if they can't manage to read back a few posts in this thread to see what is required, I doubt very much that your comprehensive explanation above will tempt them into further personal activity.......You need to give to John_D serial number of your vehicles radio, your neighbors number doesn't work.
Start by gripping the black rubber door trim and pulling it directly away from the door frame. It should come off very easily. Pull enough off so that both ends of the front pillar plastic are exposed. Do this for both sides of the car.
Remove the pillar trim pieces from both sides of the car. They pop off very easily, just get your finger tips behind the top section and pull.
You now need to start lifting the edge of the dashboard. The whole section is only held on by six plastic clips and is very easy to release, I use my fingertips but you could use a wide flat blade screwdriver.
You can now lift the entire dashboard cover out of the car and put it somewhere out of the way. In this photo you can see the first of the three 10mm bolts you will remove in the next stage.
You now need a 10mm socket and extension bar to remove these three bolts. Be very careful because if you drop a bolt, it'll disappear into the recesses of the car. Remove the metal bracket and put it somewhere safe.
This trim piece above the radio is held on by two fairly strong clips. The clips undo by pulling the piece horizontally towards you, you may need to put something between it and the dash cover to help lever it off.
Undo the two screws you've revealed and store them somewhere safe.
Underneath the bottom of radio surround are two more Philips screws. Remove them and put them somewhere safe.
The radio and the surround can now be pulled out a few inches. Tilt it forwards and disconnect the aerial and harness connectors. The radio assembly can now be removed from the dash.
The air vents are held on by two plastic clips. Use a flat blade screwdriver to carefully release the clips and remove the vents.
The radio is secured in the cage by four screws on either side. The surround is held on to the cage by four screws, two at the top and two at the bottom.
If you ever disconnect the battery, your radio will ask you for the four digit security code. If you've lost the code, there are calculators on the internet that use the serial number to generate the code. The serial number is the number starting with BP (the radios are made by Blaupunkt) on the label stuck to the back of the radio.
John, there is always a change/hope they maybe can have sudden brainfart and understand what is actually required to get radio code...Nice thought Mika, but if they can't manage to read back a few posts in this thread to see what is required, I doubt very much that your comprehensive explanation above will tempt them into further personal activity.......
Hi, try 4197 or 0197.......
Hi there, can anyone help me with the code for my radio
Hi, Battery Change and lost Code, Please can you help.
