How to install security code into a mitsubishi dx-262AL car stereo

some stereo's they got security code so if u took your battery off you have to put your pin number on stereo then it turns on

You will have to contact the dealer.This is a security feature.

Go to the dealer and give them your VIN#. They will give you the code.

unless the 1st owner wrote it down in the service book there is no way of getting the code (i used to use my day/month of birth so that my customers would have to come back to me...sneaky eh....look in yellow pages for a radio specialist that can bypass the code it is not a diy thing...

radio needs coding maybe

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https://www.carstereocode.com/

Hello,

This is to inform you that no one could provide you the code that you need. That code is also called the 'Anti-theft' code which is unique with every car stereo.

You need to check the glove box that's in your car and look for a card. That card should carry the anti-theft code for your stereo.

If you could not find it, you need to pull out the stereo and get the serial number of the stereo on the side of it. Then call the car dealer or the manufacturer. They are the only one who could provide you the unique code for your stereo.

You would get this problem once the battery run out of charge, once the battery has been removed or once you change your alternator.

Hope this helps and have a great day!

The codes are unique for each stereo. You should contac a mitsubishi dealer and they should be able to get with your car serial number.

The only way you will get the code is in your user manual. If you don't have your user manual you will have to contact the dealer and follow their instructions.

you have to go to a mitsubishi dealer and have them look this information up for you. for security you should have a card that came with the card that has the code on it. check your manual and glovebox to be sure but otherwise a dealers the only solution and they need to see you and the car in person.