Free radio codes volvo

You need to get in touch with the Volvo dealership. They would help you free of charge, if you have all the relevant documentation/information.

The other alternative is to look on Ebay and search for radio codes .. you would have to buy the radio code for your vehicle

We do not have radio code access from the manufacturer. Please contact your local Volvo dealer for assistance with this problem

only way is to go to volvo with reg documents and obtain code or take to a radio repair shop and get code removed note if had another radio fitted and not original then latter is best .

The SC-816 is made by MITSUBISHI and the code cannot be calculated for free from anywhere on the Internet.

Try your Volvo Main Dealer....or a Decoding service who will plug it into a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)

Howver many Volvo Dealers offer the code for free provided you can quote the car VIN number and the radio serial number

visit this web you will get it www.radio-code.com/Volvo-Pay-Page-radio-code.htm

Volvo codes are usually readily available for free from your Volvo dealer providing you can quote the VIN and Radio Serial Number

To reset the radio you have to leave the key in position one (the radio will come on, but the dash lights are not on) with the radio on for at least two hours. It can take up to four hours to reset.
Make sure the climate control and blower are in the off position to keep the battery from running down. Eventually the radio will say "code". There is a four digit code that is unique to each radio, if you don't have it you must contact the local Volvo dealer and have your VIN code. The VIN code is locate on the far top/right side of the dash, you must be outside the car to see it. It will begin with something like YV1LS...................

When you get this code from the dealer you input the code using the radio preset (1-6 buttons). If the radio says code again that means it is the incorrect radio code. Most likely the radio has been replaced. Then it would be alot easier to take it to the dealer since the radio has to be removed and the serial number taken off the radio chassis unit. Usually most dealers will do it for free if they think you'll come back for services, so just tell them you just bought it and be nice, hopefully it will work.


hope this helps

You can go to a Volvo dealer and they can check the code in the system with your radio serial number, and this should be free of charge.

I'm pretty sure that you can call any Volvo dealer and get the code...talk to the service manager.

You can pay for codes online but there is no real need to.

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