Radio code to unlock...just reads "new" on display see dealer
Nissan 370Z Base 2017
when tech pulled battery for installation of rear speakers it will not power on the radio to work...
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Any Nissan dealership will be able to provide the unlock code for you, they'll need the serial number from the back of the radio (You'll need to take it out) to know which unlock code to give you.
I would imagine there's a fee for this depending on where you live. Or you could try this site.
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Hi there
this site will unlock most Nissan radios for a tenner or less, and you get the code online straightaway
Much less than a garage will charge
https://www.instant-radio-codes.com/COD/...
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Gary
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did someone perhaps just happen to record this code inside the back cover of the owner's manual
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That would be too easy Karl lol
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The process for resetting the radio code on a car stereo without going to the dealer can vary depending on the make and model of your car and the type of radio installed. Here are a few general steps you can try:
- Check your owner's manual: Some car manufacturers provide the radio code in the owner's manual, so check there first.
- Locate the serial number: The radio code is usually tied to the serial number of the radio, so you will need to find the serial number of your radio. This is often printed on a label on the back of the radio or on the metal casing.
- Use an online radio code calculator: There are several websites that offer free radio code calculators, which can generate the code based on the serial number of your radio.
- Try a universal code: If you can't find the serial number or an online calculator doesn't work, you can try a universal code. There are several universal codes that work for many different types of car radios.
Note: If none of these methods work, you will need to go to a dealership or a professional car audio specialist to have the radio code reset.
It's important to note that resetting the radio code without following the correct procedure or using the correct code can cause damage to the radio, so be sure to follow the steps carefully.
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You should solve the problem online from this place: https://www.hondaradiocodebyvin.com/niss...
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