Changed battery radio won't work . Asks for code don't have owners manual.
Help where do I get code?
>Changed battery radio won't work . Asks for code don't have owners manual.
>Help where do I get code?
Have your VIN# handy and call your local Mitsubishi dealer. To enter
the code you use the first four station selector buttons. Hit the
first button until the first number appears, the second button until
the second number appears, the third button until the third number
appears and then the fourth button until the fourth number appears.
Then hit the TAPE button.
You only get three tries to get it right then the radio locks up.
HOWEVER, there is a way to reset the radio to get another three
attempts. With the key in the "Accessory" position leave the radio on
about 45-60 minutes. Later turn it off and back on and you will be
greeted with the prompt to enter the code again.
See a dealer, they need to pull the radio, call the manufacturer with a
number off the back of the radio and they'll get a code to enter on the
radio to reactivate.
> Changed battery radio won't work . Asks for code don't have owners
> manual. Help where do I get code?
Ike - 28 Sep 2006 17:27 GMT
>See a dealer, they need to pull the radio, call the manufacturer with a
>number off the back of the radio and they'll get a code to enter on the
>radio to reactivate.
My experience was different. All I needed to do was call my dealer
(who knows me as a recurring customer) and they gave me the code over
the phone. I had not purchased the vehicle from them but they still
were able to look it up.