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A Ford radio code is a unique 4 digit number that is required to unlock the radio in a Ford vehicle that has been locked due to a power loss or battery replacement. When the power is disconnected, the radio's security system is activated, and the radio becomes unusable until the correct code is entered.
Each Ford radio has a unique code that is specific to the radio's serial number, and the code is typically provided to the owner of the vehicle at the time of purchase or by the previous owner. If you do not have your Ford radio code, you can contact Ford or use the form above to obtain it by providing your radio serial number. Once you have the code, you can enter it using the radio's preset buttons to unlock the radio and resume normal operation.
If your Ford radio says "WAIT", it means that the radio has been locked due to too many incorrect attempts to enter the radio code. This is a security feature designed to prevent unauthorized access to the radio.
To resolve this issue, you will need to wait for a specific amount of time before attempting to enter the radio code again. The amount of time you will need to wait can vary depending on the specific radio model and the number of incorrect attempts that have been made. Typically, you will need to wait for at least 30 minutes before attempting to enter the radio code again.
The next step which guarantees getting the serial number for your Ford radio is to remove the unit.
The serial number will be printed on the label clearly and will beginning with M or V followed by 6 digits.
If you are unsure of the serial number take a picture of any labels before putting them back into the dash so there is no need to remove the unit once again.
Enter the radio code when you see four horizontal lines on the display screen. If you see the word WAIT, you need to leave the radio switched on for up to 1 hour this will allow the radio to reset.
If Lock 10 is on-screen, just press and hold the preset button 6 whilst turning the radio on this will give you 3 final attempts to enter the correct code.
If "LOCKED 13" is showing on the display, the incorrect decode has been entered too many times and the system has completely locked. If this is the case the only options are to go directly to a Ford dealership or to replace the unit itself with another one.
What options do I have now? Is it in essence possible to unlock a radio without a code? Are the codes freely available? Should I contact the manufacturer? I tried to google but found lots of crap, deceit and even a malware.
The Ford dealer can do it by using your vehicle serial number, I have no idea what they charge for the service. If you are a regular customer they may be nice and do it for free. An alternative is to remove the radio get the serial number off the radio and use one of the on-line services that provide access codes. If you aren't comfortable removing the radio the dealer may be the best choice. My advice after this is to leave the radio uncoded as the odds of a ten year old radio being stolen are pretty slim.
If you're lucky these are sometimes hand written inside the owners manual or on a a business card that says "radio code" on it that's placed inside the document holder that was supplied with the vehicle.
As with odometer fraud and disabling the immobilizer there is always the option to desolder the EEPROM in the radio, put it in a programmer, dump it and look through it with a hex editor to find where the code is or just modify the firmware to completely bypass the code check.
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