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Sounds like the fuel pump is bad, or the battery needs to be replaced or the alternator. Go to Autozone, they can do a free diagnostic on battery and alternator
Your
radio is made by CLARION and the only CLARION code available for free (using a
serial number ) from anywhere on the Internet is if your radio also has a BARCODE SERIAL NUMBER beginning with
C7000000 + + + +on a label somewhere on
the metal casing.
If not then it will only be available from your Main Dealer or a Decoding Service or your
local Car Radio / Audio Store who will connect a laptop to read/recode the
memory chip (EEPROM)
This is a different type coded stereo. These stereos communicate with the car's computer. The dealership is the only one that can recode this stereo to communicate with the car's computer to work. I have seen the dealership charge over $100 for this ten minute process, I have also seen them do it for free. If you are not happy with the recode quote, call another dealership.
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