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Radio code before I remove the battery 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Teal 240 on  Sat May 8 02:28 CST 2004 [RELATED]

The radio code was printed on a card that is in the owner manual packet. If you don't have the card anymore, you can bring your registration card (and prove who you are by showing your drivers license) and they'll look it up for you at the dealership. Depending on how friendly your dealer is, they might or might not charge you for it. When this happened on my BMW (Big Money Waste?) the dealer charged $25 to look it up. Best of luck!






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