If we are not able to supply the factory-set code for your unit, we will explain why and offer some options on how to proceed, and we promise to refund you, less a small 45p payment processing fee (unless clearly stated).
We aim to respond within 1 hour Monday-Friday, a little longer in the evenings and at weekends. Most codes are just £7.95 (£14.95 for Audi, Skoda, VW, Nissan & Jaguar) for a personal service, not a robot. We're proud that we've been able to help customers even when the car dealership was stumped. We take the time to delve into the less straightforward radio code requests.
We always respond to paid requests, but sometimes our responses are not received because of spam filtering on the customer's mailbox (especially Hotmail and Yahoo), even though we routinely send copies from two different email servers. If you've not heard from us within 24 hours, please email an alternative email address to admin[at]mmsa-radiocode.uk
This independent website gives guidance on removing car radios from vehicles.
| Radio Code Advice (FAQ) |
| Hard-Coded Radios (soldered PCB tags) |
| Philips 22RC200/35/65 (Citroen/Peugeot) |
| Mercedes Becker APS30 Removal |
| Mercedes Alpine CM2396 & CM2294 |
Car Radio Codes from the serial numberClick on your vehicle make below for information specific to your car or van |
Here's a video tutorial on setting up the type of equaliser built into many car stereo units. I use a spectrum analyser to show how the frequency curve changes.
I have also retained some content from the old MMSA website as some may still find it useful:
