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Anonymous Posted on Jun 27, 2012

2000 Mitsubishi Mirage--Changed battery, code displayed on car radio screen; played with entering numbers, pushed the audio button, now OFF is displayed. What to do?

  • Anonymous Jul 01, 2012

    Thank you for the speedy response. I was able to locate my code and get the radio playing again! Before entering my code, days later, the word "OFF" was no longer displayed on the screen. "CODE" was displayed again and I was able to properly enter the correct information and follow the steps according to the directions in my vehicle's manual.

  • Anonymous Jul 01, 2012

    Oh yes, owners, if you run across this problem (entering the wrong code numbers and the radio displays off) give it some time; maybe a day or three allowing the system to display "Code" again, then enter the codes the way the car manual states it. It will work again. Don't run and purchase a new radio.

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If you entered the incorrect code several times you may have ruined your chances of getting radio to work. On vehicles with anti theft radio when the battery is disconnected or the vehicle looses power the radio licks and to enable it a code is needed. The dealer may be able to help you but they would need certain information. Sometimes the vin of the car or some times the radio has to be removed to get the serial number. But if the wrong code is entered after so many attempts the radio becomes completely disable. To the point where you will not be prompted to enter a code.

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SOURCE: I need a radio unlock code.

you have to call Mitsubishi and give them the serial # and model # on the radio . they will look it up in the computer ans give you the code

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SOURCE: Radio Code for 2000 Mitsubishi Mirage DE

you can take your car to any Mitsubishi dealership (service department) and ask for the code. Usually, they will ask for identification to verify you are the owner of the car. This usually just includes your drivers license and registration card. Sometimes, the dealership will want to physically see the car before they give you the code. But if you don't know the code, the dealership is the only place to get it. Your owners manual will give you the procedure for entering the code once you get it.

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  • Posted on Aug 08, 2009

SOURCE: radio displays off after three separate attempts to put in code

radio has a four digit code to be able to work,if you do not have the code,you will need to pull radio out and copy serial # on radio to get code from dealership,after you get code turn ign.switch to on position(do not start car)for about an hour or until code appears on display ,enter each code number with ind. station buttons it should come on if it does not enter code again but after last entry hit cd button,you will get 3 attempts before radio goes into failsafe again

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  • Posted on Sep 23, 2009

SOURCE: I have a 2000 Mitsubishi mirage and I had to

Its just a radio code which I managed to enter some numbers. Thanks

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  • Posted on Feb 10, 2010

SOURCE: nede code for tehe radio mitsubishi mirage 2000

musst contact dealer and have them reprogram it or a auto radio shop

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