Alfa Romeo 147 / ALFA 937/947 C1V2 MP3 Japan Puma radio code
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Alfa Romeo 147 / ALFA 937/947 C1V2 MP3 Japan Puma serial number format
BP669912345678
- Serial number length: 14 characters
- The serial number starts with BP6699
Blaupunkt-built units have a 14-character serial number (letters and digits) printed on the label or engraved on the metal case, for example BP3301Y1234567 or 3A053278005827. The 10-digit part number starting with 7 (e.g. 7 643 301 316) is also required for the calculation, so make sure it matches your unit. On some labels the serial is split into fragments (e.g. "4 9571489 7643063510 4") — combined, this reads as BP306349571489.
How to find your Alfa Romeo radio serial number
Choose your radio or label type. Designs vary, so check the manufacturer's name too.
Blaupunkt / Bosch
- Slide the radio out to see the label on its casing. If the front has four holes, use matching radio removal keys.
- Find the number containing BP or CM, sometimes preceded by 815. It may be on the label or stamped into the metal.
- Copy the full number, including any letters in the middle. The part number starting with 7 is a different identifier.
Harman / Becker
- Slide the radio out and find the Harman or Becker label.
- Copy the serial number from the label. It may start with T00BE or BE; some radios have a short number beside S/N.
- If entering a short number brings up the manufacturer field, select HARMAN.
Continental / Uconnect
- Remove the trim if it covers the radio fixings. Undo the fixings and slide the radio out to reach the casing label.
- Copy the full A2C, A3C, TVPQN or TQN number. Do not replace it with the short S/N or part number.
- If the form asks for the label type, compare the photos and select the large or small label.
For a small label, the next step needs a photo of the code in the corner of the green main circuit board inside the radio. The code on the outside label is not enough.
Daiichi
- Slide the radio out and find the label marked DAIICHI.
- Copy the short number beside Serial No., keeping any leading zeros or letter.
- Enter it in the form and select DAIICHI as the manufacturer.
A short number alone does not identify Daiichi. This form does not support Delphi, A P T I V or Magneti Marelli.
Visteon
- Slide the radio out and find the Visteon label on its casing.
- Read the SERIAL NO. field. The number may start with M or use another combination of letters and digits.
- Enter the full serial number. PART NO. and the model name are different details.
Other radios
- Check the manufacturer and the label on the radio casing. Compare its markings with the photos.
- Beside SECURITY, look for a letter and three digits. This precode can also appear at the end of a long number below a barcode.
- Enter the precode or the full number ending in it. If your radio has a different serial number, enter it in full.
Renault radios are fitted to vehicles including the Fiat Talento. The label precode is used to recover the code. Do not enter it into the radio as a PIN.
Copy your own radio number, including every letter and zero. The numbers shown are examples only.
How it works
Recover the code for your Alfa Romeo 147 / ALFA 937/947 C1V2 MP3 Japan Puma radio in three simple steps.
Prepare your radio details
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Supported Alfa Romeo 147 / ALFA 937/947 C1V2 MP3 Japan Puma part numbers
Check the list below for your radio's part number. Supported part numbers: 1.
- 7 646 699 316