Recover your Holden radio code in 3 steps

Older radios

1. Switch off the radio. If it has four holes on the front, insert suitable removal keys and gently slide it out. Do not pull on the cables.
2. Find the full serial number on the label or stamped into the metal. Keep every letter and zero. Do not use the model number or GM part number.
3. For Bosch/Blaupunkt, also copy the part number starting with 76 if the form requests it.

We support selected CAR 300, SC 202, Grundig, Delco CDR500, CDR2005, Philips units. Siemens/VDO is not supported, including its CDR500 versions. Check the manufacturer on the label.

Daiichi

1. Slide out the radio and read Serial No on the label. This is a short number, such as 00296.
2. Enter the whole number, including leading zeros. Do not use Model No, FGA P/N or P. Date.

Touch & Connect

1. Switch on the ignition and radio. On the PIN screen, enter an incorrect 4-digit code and press OK. Do this 3 times in total. This displays the radio details.
2. The screen will show Serial number, Device number and Date. Copy all three values, including leading zeros. Keep the date digits in their original order.
3. Enter the details in the form. You can order during the countdown; enter the code into the radio once it finishes.

If Device number is cut off, read all 10 digits from the casing label. Keep the serial number and date from the screen.

Vivaro / Movano

1. Slide out the radio using suitable removal keys. If it sits behind a trim panel, release the panel with a plastic tool and undo the mounting screws.
2. Find the precode: one letter and 3 digits on the label. It may be at the end of a longer number, such as 281155911RTJ345.
3. Enter the precode or the full label number. A part number without the final precode is not enough.

These examples cover Renault radios in Vivaro A/B and Movano B. Compare the panel and label. This method does not apply to later generations with different radios.