I have a seat leon 03, and i'd need the exact colour code, but i didn't get the owners manual from the prev. owner. Where else can i find the colour code?

could you supply us with ore information, what kind of car, what year please Thank You Mike L.

It Is under the hood in the fuse and relay center. Consult the owner's manual or use the bottom of the lid for ID of fuses.

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your car alarm is acting up. try putting new batteries on the remote. also found this online. I dont know if its the same as your alarm but you can check it out. hope it helps

http://www.ultrastarters.com/manuals/Prev.Manuals/05_08/MAN-25XX-OWNERS-U-2005.pdf

I'm not sure why you need to disconnect the battery but if it's to replace it you can connect another 12 volt battery to your truck with jumper cables or jumper wires. Connect the negative post to an engine ground and the positive to the positive jumper post. It's under a red plastic cover near the driver's side front of the engine. Just be aware that the positive battery cable is live and you'll have to be careful that it doesn't come into contact with a ground. That radio should have no code in it unless it's programmed by the owner. The default code is 4 zeros. If you bought the truck new and you didn't program a code into it you should be OK. Check the owner's manual. If you didn't buy the truck new and the previous owner programed a code into it your only chance is to get it from that owner.

It is a very plain code it has something to do withthe drivers side seat belt buckle. Either out of range short to power or ground etc. Need a more specfic code to pnpoint exact problem but I can tell ya it is in your drivers seat belt connection somewhere

According t the owners manual the code will be located on the module itself.
The module location depends on what type cab you have.
For a regular cab it will be located behind the B pillar trim panel behind driver's seat.
For Super cab it will be behind the panel behind the rear seat.
You can also have your dealer retrieve it with their scan tool.

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You can go to the above site pick owner guide in the left task bar then input your vehicle info and pick get owner guide then pick owner guide 5th printing for a copy of your owner's manual. This info is on page 95.

i) fuse box for the audi A6 is most probably on the right side close to the driver;s seat by the steering wheel.  The driver door must be open to access the fuse box.  Please check owner's manual. ii) in the 2002 Audi A6 it is fuse #37.  Please check owner's manual. iii) remove the fuse for the radio then replace fuse. iv) start the engine v) the radio most probably will reset it self but you should not have to enter the security access code for the radio. let me know how the works. thanks

Same this happened to me on my 2004 Rendezvous. The fuse popped out. Just push it back in. The fuses are located on the left side panel of the front passenger seat. If they are not marked there is a map in the owner's manual.

Go to amazon.com, alibris.com, or abebooks.com and search for either a shop manual (best) or a Haynes-type guide. both will have wiring diagrams.
If this fails there is a store in Seattle that specializes in auto manuals but is pretty expensive. Paid $25 for an owners manual for my 1982 Volvo diesel, but they had it where no one else does. Don't have name but a Google search should turn it up - go the first route first