Hi, I have a factory unit on my Panda (large one), I have a radio code but I have no idea how to put a radio code
.
BP 532268107831
radio code 1671
.BP 532268107831
radio code 1671
Technical Raio code entering
- Thread starter tomciu850
- Start date
-
- Tags
- radio code
Currently reading:
Technical Raio code entering
Hi, I have a factory unit on my Panda (large one), I have a radio code but I have no idea how to put a radio code
BP 532268107831
radio code 1671
Hi. Does it ask for a CODE..?
Should only ask for a code if its not original unit..
Charlie
I few weeks ago a radio on my Panda started playing and I have noticed that the radio keeps switching itself on and draining the battery.
I bought the same radio model from ebay but now I have a problem to put a code. According a radio book digits on code can be from 1 to 6 only.
A few years ago I changed a radio on my wife's Panda without any problems but I don't remember how I put a code.
I bought the same radio model from ebay but now I have a problem to put a code. According a radio book digits on code can be from 1 to 6 only.
A few years ago I changed a radio on my wife's Panda without any problems but I don't remember how I put a code.
Hi.
Looked in the handbooks,and...
You may not need to enter a code, but if you do, the instructions say that the code only uses digits 1-6, and you enter them using the buttons marked 1-6.
Your code has a 7, so either it is wrong or it is a radio not covered by the Sound System supplement.
How did you get the code?
Looked in the handbooks,and...
You may not need to enter a code, but if you do, the instructions say that the code only uses digits 1-6, and you enter them using the buttons marked 1-6.
Your code has a 7, so either it is wrong or it is a radio not covered by the Sound System supplement.
How did you get the code?
The code apps quite often generate a different code for Fiat radios. Some have a checkbox or menu option you need to select. Some display a second code. Probably some only generate the standard code. If your one doesn't give you a Fiat code, try posting a request in the "one and only radio code" thread.
I was under the impression, maybe wrongly, that the original-fit radio was 'coded' to the car's ECU. SO, not sure if you need a dealer to reprogram that if you've moved the oadio from a different car?
The body computer certainly stores the radio code in non-volatile memory, so you don't need the radio code if you disconnect the battery. If you fit a radio from a another car, it will prompt for a code; I'm not sure if the body computer then automatically refreshes the NVRAM or if you need to input the code again if power is subsequently lost.
If you have the correct code, it should be possible to get the radio working without visiting the dealer.
If you need a code, please post a request in this thread.
Last edited:
