Stereo code lost HELP Please

[Rocco1]

Hi guys a little help need
Left my car door slightly open and the inevitable happend,flat battery
Anyway left it on trickle charger for three days and all is good apart from tyre service light has come on and stereo now is asking for the 5 PIN security code
Have all this but some how cant figure out which or what the code is

[Rocco1]

[Rocco1]

[randlemarcus]

Wild guess, but the likely one from that red card is 34567. Failing that (and on the assumption that they buy stereos, only try it once, can you pop it out and see if some helpful soul has written it in marker pen on the top of the head unit?

[Rocco1]

Found this too

[Rocco1]

[Rocco1]

randlemarcus said:

Wild guess, but the likely one from that red card is 34567. Failing that (and on the assumption that they buy stereos, only try it once, can you pop it out and see if some helpful soul has written it in marker pen on the top of the head unit?

That didnt work :-(
Have to wait an hour before i can make another attempt
Not to worry never use the stereo as its useless but like all the toys in working order

[Berlinetta]

Rocco1 said:

That didnt work :-(
Have to wait an hour before i can make another attempt
Not to worry never use the stereo as its useless but like all the toys in working order

It's none of those, it should be on a separate card again... If you don't have it, (which clearly states radio code) call the supplying dealer who should have a record of it from PDI, failing that call Becker who will give it unto you when you give the serial number for I think £20-£50 (last did it approx 6month ago and was in that price range)

[blueg33]

Try googling the radio model and the term security code. There are tools online that allow you to enter the serial number and it works out the code (at least it worked for the old Phillips unit in my Alpine)

[Rocco1]

Thanks guys
Cant quite believe the supplying dealer forgot to enclose the security code card yet was ever so helpful when buying
Went on google and found a website called 'online-unlock.com' they only charge £2.50 said it will take up to 48 hours
I now have to wait 60 mins before i can make another attempt at entering the pin code
To do this i have to leave the ignition on,when i do this all the dash lights come on even when the key is turned to position two,will this do any damage if left with all lights showing
Thank you

[GT Two]

Rocco1 said:

Thanks guys
Cant quite believe the supplying dealer forgot to enclose the security code card yet was ever so helpful when buying
Went on google and found a website called 'online-unlock.com' they only charge £2.50 said it will take up to 48 hours
I now have to wait 60 mins before i can make another attempt at entering the pin code
To do this i have to leave the ignition on,when i do this all the dash lights come on even when the key is turned to position two,will this do any damage if left with all lights showing
Thank you

Hey Tony, hope your well mate.

My 964t has been sold and Im now in a F430. I currently have the same issue. Let me know if the website works!

Cheers

Lee

[Rocco1]

GT Two said:

Hey Tony, hope your well mate.

My 964t has been sold and Im now in a F430. I currently have the same issue. Let me know if the website works!

Cheers

Lee

All good here Lee
Hope you and your loved ones are well
Will let you know as soon as i have an answer :-)
Big mistake you selling 964t :-(

[Rocco1]

The nice people at Ferrari Egham had the PIN number on their database and kindly gave it to me
NO CHARGE
So a big THANK YOU to Ferrai Egham

[Rocco1]

GT Two said:

Hey Tony, hope your well mate.

My 964t has been sold and Im now in a F430. I currently have the same issue. Let me know if the website works!

Cheers

Lee

Hi Lee website is a no go
Sent me the wrong PIN

[Anjum]

Rocco1 - sounds weird - but put it in a food bag, seal it, stick it in a freezer. There is a temperature point where it "forgets" the code. Never tried this myself - but have been told that this works.

Fingers crossed!

A

[Rocco1]

Anjum said:

Rocco1 - sounds weird - but put it in a food bag, seal it, stick it in a freezer. There is a temperature point where it "forgets" the code. Never tried this myself - but have been told that this works.

Fingers crossed!

A

Lol
I remember being told this back in the late 80's with phillips & blaupunkt stereo's
My stereo is working fine now
The good people at Ferrari EGHAM where i purchased the car gave me the PIN code :-)
Thank you all the same :-)

[GT Two]

Thanks Tony.

I pulled my stereo out to get the serial number and somebody had kindly written the code on the top of the unit!

[Rocco1]

GT Two said:

Thanks Tony.

I pulled my stereo out to get the serial number and somebody had kindly written the code on the top of the unit!

Happy days
I've made a note of the pin number in the service book just incase