Recover your Jeep radio code in 3 steps

The delivery time depends on the radio model. In most cases, codes are delivered within a few minutes after payment. The estimated delivery time will be shown in the order summary on the next step.

Yes. These brands share many Uconnect, MyGIG, Alpine, Panasonic, Harman/Becker and Continental radios. Code availability depends on the individual serial, not just the vehicle brand.

Enter the serial and continue. You will see the price and available delivery time before paying.

This form needs the radio's serial number. The VIN identifies the vehicle; PART NO. identifies the part. If you use a radio card, check that it belongs to the unit currently fitted.

Not if the code entry screen shows the full radio serial. Otherwise, read the label on the casing. Trim removal and fixings vary by vehicle.

Compare every character with the label, especially 0 and O. Check that it is the radio serial, not a part or display number. For RB3, use the side label; for Continental, use the full string including its prefix.

On a touchscreen, tap each digit and confirm if prompted. On versions that use the BROWSE/ENTER knob for code entry, turn it to select a digit and press to accept it. Older radios and RB3 use different controls: follow your model's manual.

It is a waiting period after incorrect attempts. Keep the radio on for the time shown, until it accepts code entry again. Do not interrupt the power during the wait.

Yes, for the same radio. Keep it with the serial number. The code alone does not replace any configuration needed for certain replacement units.

Factory radios use a security code assigned to the individual unit. The radio may ask for it after the battery goes flat or is replaced, the power is disconnected, or the radio is removed or installed in another vehicle.