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Will see my sister again next week. Will take note of the model number and of any digits after the text SAFE
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pull the radio out some nice soul may have written the code number on it, if so then refit, ign on, radio off, press and hold as button while turning on, keep as button pressed untill a beep is heard then a number will appear in display, followed buy four dashes use the first digit to scrool through the numbers untill you get the number required, con with rest of numbers then when code is correct press and hold as untill beep heard hey presto music
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Thanks for the info. Rang my sister. She tells me there is no number after SAFE text so i assume the previous owner did not know how to input the code if he/she had one so no attempt has been made.
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As a matter of interest she prefers to stick to using cassettes and not CD.
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I would be careful putting the oe cd player in a p reg as sometimes the ecu"s dont like it and throw a wobbly,last one i did the car came back on a transporter.
If the radio is original fit then the vaux dealer can do the code via the log book for about £15
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From memory, if the display is saying "SAFE" then you need to go into the coding procedure, as per Topbloke's earlier suggestion.
Did you get the model? Total guess this, but I imagine it's something like a Philips / Grundig SC201 or SC303, or even a CAR200 or 300?
Anyway, they're pretty much all the same, with regard to entering the code.
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SC303 - plenty on eBay often with codes. Make sure you get the right one - either remote display or not.
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"SAFE" doesn't mean it's locked. As DD says, you need to try the code unlock procedure first.
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Cheers Topbloke! Just the info I needed having had my starter motor replaced. I had done it before but those brain cells must have expired...
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