My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

What colour is it?

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Adrian C

On Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:03:31 +0000, Adrian C wrote:
tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help me.

What colour is it?

More importantly, is the car 6-cyl or 4-cyl?

On 3 Dec 2008 00:08:58 GMT, Allodoxaphobia
wrote:

On Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:03:31 +0000, Adrian C wrote:
tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help me.

What colour is it?

More importantly, is the car 6-cyl or 4-cyl?

No, the number of cylinders is not significant. What is important is
the number of doors. If the number of doors is even, then one process
is needed to unlock it, and if the number of doors is odd, then
another process is used.

On Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:19:38 -0500, PeterD wrote:
On 3 Dec 2008 00:08:58 GMT, Allodoxaphobia wrote:
On Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:03:31 +0000, Adrian C wrote:
tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help me.

What colour is it?

More importantly, is the car 6-cyl or 4-cyl?

No, the number of cylinders is not significant.
What is important is the number of doors.

All in the finest tradition of Tom and Ray!

tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

Codes are unique to each radio, and sometimes programmable by the owner.
You'll have to find the owners manual to yours and get the number that
came with YOUR radio, or hopefully you wrote it down. Otherwise, it
would have to be sent back to a Kenwood service shop to be reset and
given a new code. This may cost more than the radio is worth.

Best of luck,
Tim

On Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:52:51 -0000, Tim Schwartz wrote:

tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

Codes are unique to each radio, and sometimes programmable by the owner.
You'll have to find the owners manual to yours and get the number that
came with YOUR radio, or hopefully you wrote it down. Otherwise, it
would have to be sent back to a Kenwood service shop to be reset and
given a new code. This may cost more than the radio is worth.

Whatever happened to telling them to put the radio in the freezer overnight?

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Peter Hucker wrote:

On Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:52:51 -0000, Tim Schwartz wrote:

tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

Codes are unique to each radio, and sometimes programmable by the owner.
You'll have to find the owners manual to yours and get the number that
came with YOUR radio, or hopefully you wrote it down. Otherwise, it
would have to be sent back to a Kenwood service shop to be reset and
given a new code. This may cost more than the radio is worth.

Whatever happened to telling them to put the radio in the freezer overnight?


It didn't work when your parents did it to you, and it doesn't work on
flash memory.


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On Tue, 09 Dec 2008 19:15:56 -0000, Michael A. Terrell wrote:


Peter Hucker wrote:

On Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:52:51 -0000, Tim Schwartz wrote:

tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

Codes are unique to each radio, and sometimes programmable by the owner.
You'll have to find the owners manual to yours and get the number that
came with YOUR radio, or hopefully you wrote it down. Otherwise, it
would have to be sent back to a Kenwood service shop to be reset and
given a new code. This may cost more than the radio is worth.

Whatever happened to telling them to put the radio in the freezer overnight?


It didn't work when your parents did it to you, and it doesn't work on
flash memory.

I know it doesn't work. But people used to say it did, which is why I mentioned it. There were plenty of other silly things about doors, but everyone forgot the obvious.

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Peter Hucker wrote:

On Tue, 09 Dec 2008 19:15:56 -0000, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

It didn't work when your parents did it to you, and it doesn't work on
flash memory.

I know it doesn't work. But people used to say it did, which is why I mentioned it. There were plenty of other silly things about doors, but everyone forgot the obvious.


People come here for answers, not ignorant bull****.


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tronic wrote:
My kenwood car radio isnt working since i changed the battery. It is
now asking me for a a digit code. does anyone know a oem code to help
me.

Do some net research. I recently had one in for repair that was locked
that i unlocked. I found on line a method of using the remote and
front panel keys to unlock some models.

bob


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