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I have this decode sodtware I perchased for my business but have never used it for the Blaupunkt radio so am not sure if I did it correct. It ask me to enter a 10 digit serial and the only number you had with 10 was the one starting with "76" so I used that one. It gave me a code of 3501 and it also had the option that if the code had to start with a 1 or 0 it gave me a code of 1501. This software has yet to fail me on Ford radio's and I hope it works for you.....Curious so leave a comment and let me know. Also if there are other 10 digit numbers and the code didn't, I'll try any other numbers. This was also just for a standard Blaupunkt or for a BMW. It did have other options for other vehicles.
The radio SERIAL NUMBER is required for a code
First remove the radio from the dashboard.
Then post the radio make+model plus all the letters+numbers on any labels,barcodes or stamped in the metal casing.
This information can then be used to see if a code can be calculated
Normally the dealer just needs to know the serial and it will give you the code in less than a minute. If the code they gave you doesn't work then the radio unit has been modified and the only ones that know what was modified are the ones that did it.
Just bite the bullet and get a new radio - one with an iPod hookup , your wife will appreciate that.
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