Zarakoff
Member
no hand book I’m sure land rover do this as a free service but wasn’t sure who to contact
discool
Well-Known Member
Your local LR main dealer service dept could help when u show them proof of ownership.
You will possibly need an owners handbook to show u the procedure to enter the code. Unless u find the info on elsewhere.
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
When i needed the code fo my p38 the main stealer printed it all out for me for free.
headintheclouds
Well-Known Member
If it's that easy it's not much of a theft deterrent. I think your best bet is getting code from main dealer
discool
Well-Known Member
Unlimited goes. The ‘time out’ depends on the head unit manufacturer so the ‘time out’ varies, as an example the first incorrect entry could be 15mins, the second incorrect entry 30mins, the third incorrect entry 1 hour... then 2hours... etc etc .
Also the head unit must be switched on continually to enable the time out to function.
Zarakoff
Member
Well in the end it was easy just in case anyone does have any problems
Hold 2 and 6 (it gives you your serial number ) saved taking the unit out
Then for a grand some of 99p (from eBay )
You get your code within a few minutes and get presto it works fine ...
mines only a off roader field 4x4 but I would miss having no radio
Hold 2 and 6 (it gives you your serial number ) saved taking the unit out
Then for a grand some of 99p (from eBay )
You get your code within a few minutes and get presto it works fine ...
mines only a off roader field 4x4 but I would miss having no radio
pauthompson
New Member
I saw https://www.radiocodeking.co.uk/becker-radio-codes giving away free radio codes by just entering this promo code: freebeckercode upon checkout.
I test it to an old Becker radio and they provided exactly the same code that we had ordered from ebay before.
I test it to an old Becker radio and they provided exactly the same code that we had ordered from ebay before.
