Unfortunately the owner's manual does not have any reference to the radio. All I can find out is that it is a Phillips and has a number DC283 on it. It is a radio/cassette deck.
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CONTACT HYUNDAI OR YOUR LOCAL DEALER THEY CAN SUPPLY THE CODE WITH PROPER OWNER INFO.RICHARDM69
Posted on Dec 01, 2008
SOURCE: radio code for 1997 Hyundai Excel
if you have the owners log books for the car look to see if the code is in there
if you do not have it then you need to get the model and chassis number from the top of the unit
then you need to go to Hyundai and they will get the code number and they will give it to you
i think you are better off going and getting a new cd player and having that installed
hope that helps
ricko
Posted on Dec 27, 2008
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look in the handbook for the radio,it should tell you how to put the code in.most radios accept the code via the preset tuning buttons,ie first number is number one and so on then press number five to lock it in ,but some radios you press number one for first nunber then when its entered via tuner up and down press one again and enter second number.then am/fm button to lock but some use the tape player play knob ,really is confusing trust me on this .Change a customers battery and then find they dont have code number,also often happens is that change battery and dammed factory immobiliser cuts in...Who would be a mechanic?? any rich widows out their ??
Posted on Jan 01, 2009
SOURCE: Nissan Micra radio code
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The solution here is easy. As you already have the serial no. of the radio/cassette - now all you need is the VIN (chassis) no of the vehicle it came from which you will find on the registration document.
The reason for this is that on original equipment stereos such as this the unit is totally locked into the Nissan network not only by the serial number of the unit but also the vehicle which it came from. This is an anti-theft measure which tightens security on the code.
On OE stereos like this there is no other way to retrieve the code because of the addition of the chassis no. into the equation.
You must go to your nearest Nissan dealer and they will run the numbers for you and give you the code straightaway.
The good news here is that Dealers will do this for free or a very small nominal fee. Once you have this information to hand there is no labour involved for them in retrieving the serial number of the unit itself and they generally do not charge anything for supplying this service.
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Posted on Oct 08, 2009
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Posted on Oct 09, 2009
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i have the same problem the battery has been changed and have never had a stereo since
try 1453 may work let me know
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