Hi All
A friend of mine bought himself a Citroen Relay van several weeks ago to use for his carpet fitting business. A couple of weeks ago he had a couple of electrical problems with the van which he had fixed at a local garage. However, during the repairs they removed the battery and now the radio won't work and he doesn't have the code for it. He's been in touch with previous owner to ask for the code but he says he hasn't got it. So, knowing that I'm a member of this forum with so many knowledgeable people he's asked me to help him out. I've found various websites that can, for a small fee, provide the code if a serial number is supplied. I've taken the radio out of the van to find the serial number but have found three lots of stickers and I don't know which one will be the correct serial number. If anyone can help, here's what's on the stickers.
On top of the set is two stickers.
One reads.....BP-Nr 760373316
The other reads....Prod-Nr Fiat 7353243970 A151
On the side is a bar code sticker which reads.....
815BP037330273721
Ducato CC
7640 373 316
021614
So, a lot of numbers here but which one is the serial number ?
I think he's also been trying to punch in numbers and now the display is showing 'wait'. I know that after so many tries it will show 'wait' for 24 hours before a new attempt can be made. Does the radio need to be left switched on for the full 24 hours constantly or will leaving it on during the day when he's using the van add up to the 24 hours needed. I think I may have to remove it and connect it to a battery for the full period. Any advice or guidance on this would be most appreciated. If only to stop him singing in the van
Den
Need advice about radio code
Moderator: RichardW
My local Ciroen dealer gave me my code free of charge. I had to wait for almost 3 days with the radio on every time I got in the car, before the "wait" had cleared. Every time you enter a wrong code on the Xantia radion you have to wait for progressively longer periods. Don't try any until you have the right one and are asked to enter it!!!
Good luck
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Had (Xantia LX TD 1995 (M) 144,000 miles)
Had (Xantia TD Estate (N) 147,000 miles !)
NOW GOT Picasso 2.0HDi (02) 96,000 miles
If you call a Citroen dealer you won't need to worry about these stickers. All you need is the VIN number.den wrote:Many thanks guys for the replies so far. If someone could only give me some idea which of the stickers on the radio is the serial number I should be able to get the code from one of the websites that supply the codes.
Den
'97 Xantia TD 170k
you also need the serial no for a relay van as the codes are supplied from Fiat not direct from citroen.im pretty sure its the BP-Nr 760373316splat2 wrote:If you call a Citroen dealer you won't need to worry about these stickers. All you need is the VIN number.den wrote:Many thanks guys for the replies so far. If someone could only give me some idea which of the stickers on the radio is the serial number I should be able to get the code from one of the websites that supply the codes.
Den
number you need.