Radio Code

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tattie
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Radio Code

Post by tattie »

I might get shouted down for this but does anybody know the easiest way to get the code for a ford radio.
I had to disconnect the battery on my 99 Transit 8O (shouts from the background) last week, to do a bit of welding on the floor.
How do i go about getting the code.

Here's hoping some of you clever people know :?

By the way it is not white.

Also, anybody got a subaru, if you have, have you ever had hassle with the key fob?, ie not working when you need it

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A.M
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Fireman on a Storm
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Post by Fireman on a Storm »

Yellow pages.

Local ICE center (in car entertainment) Part with about £10, radio decoded, sorted!

OR go to fords with your log book and they may be able to check their records. You may have to pay fords.

ICE center may be cheaper!
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DavieMac11
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Post by DavieMac11 »

Hey tattie, got the same prob wi my puma! Just swapped the stereo back to the original and don't have the code either!
By the way, anybody interested in a 1998(S) Ford Puma in silver, let me know! Putting it in the local paper this week for £3200ono.
Cheers,
Davie. :)
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Post by yellafella »

Thats an unusual colour for a Puma ! :roll: :wink:
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DavieMac11
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Post by DavieMac11 »

:lol: :lol:
yossa
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Post by yossa »

the freezer trick worked on the very early ford radios from early 90s to late 80s but they got around it after that
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