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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / March 2006

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Entering radio code on 406 V6 Exec.

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Fin - 14 Mar 2006 22:39 GMT
I have an S-Reg V6 Peugeot 406 (1998 model).
It recently had to go into the garage for repair after an accident, and
for some reason they removed the battery - I really don't think they
needed to, but anyway...
The problem now is that I don't know how to enter the code for the
radio. When I switch it on, it says "CODE" on the display. I then have
to enter 6023 as the code. First problem, there isn't a 0  button on
the radio panel - just numbers 1 to 6. Second problem, when I press the
6, nothing at all happens, nothing changes on the display etc. This
seems to suggest to me that it isn't actually ready to receive a code.
I'd be very happy if someone on here could give a clear and reasonably
detailed explanation of how to go about entering the code. I've done
several searches on the net, and haven't found the information I need.
I'm not in possession of a copy of the radio manual which ought to have
come with the car.
Keith Willcocks - 15 Mar 2006 09:34 GMT
>I have an S-Reg V6 Peugeot 406 (1998 model).
> It recently had to go into the garage for repair after an accident, and
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> I'm not in possession of a copy of the radio manual which ought to have
> come with the car.

On a 405 I had you used the first 4 buttons of the presets.  Press first
button 6 times, miss 2nd button, press third button twice and fourth button
3 times.   Don't know if this will work on yours, but worth a try.
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Neil-Orange - 15 Mar 2006 13:52 GMT
Hello Fin,
This sounds like a similar problem I had with my headunit.  It sounds
like you are trying to use the radio preset buttons?  To enter the
numbers I believe you use the navigation arrows ( that change settings
etc).  With up-down being the code digits (0-9) and left-right moving
through the code to the next number.  Is there an Enter button there
too to finish off the entry?
Neil
johninmaine - 15 Mar 2006 16:05 GMT
...think you have to hold down one of the 1-5 buttons for about 2
minutes to reset it.
...entering the 0, im not sure what you would do.  you could try and
call "Ramsey Peugeot"
in NJ, ...

take care -- john --
Gromit - 24 Mar 2006 18:42 GMT
There's a couple of methods I'm aware of, not sure which will apply to
yours.

Try these :-

Inserting Code 1

Switching on the set will result in 'CODE' being displayed.

Press one of the station preset keys and the display will change to '0000'.

Enter the code using preset keys 1 - 4 followed by preset 5 to accept.

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6023

Press 1 then > to insert 6

Repeat for remaining numbers.

Then press 1 to enter code.

If err code try + -

Good Luck
Fin - 25 Mar 2006 00:25 GMT
Thank you to all who responded. The following method is what worked for
me.

Turn on the radio unit and wait until CODE appears on the display.
Press ' 1 ' - the display should change to 0000
Press the ' > ' button until the first digit shows 6, or the relevant
digit
Press ' 1 ' again - this confirms the entry of the 6
Repeat the above steps until all four digits have been entered and
confirmed.
Process is complete.

This appears to be the same method as the second sugested by Gromit
immediately above.

Thanks all.
 
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