Our service is personal, not automated. Not sure which numbers to give? Send all you see on the casing and we'll check for you.

Codes for Nissan factory radios/Sat-Navs require a little additional time to supply as most of these codes must be obtained from a Nissan partner. The cost is £14.95.

We personally acknowledge your request (NOT an auto-responder) and usually succeed in responding by email with your code within 2-4 hours, Monday to Friday.

After submitting the form, you will be forwarded to our payments page. Note that your request will not be actioned until payment is received. Our service is inexpensive but it is not free. We aim to give a good service to paying customers, with the assurance of our money-back guarantee: If we are not able to supply the factory-set code for your unit, we promise to refund you less 95p to cover our payment processing fee.

If you have Nissan's CONNECT sat-nav system then there are extra details we need, easily obtained from the screen. You should NOT need to extract the unit from the dashboard.
You should see a "system locked" message on screen and a box containing a 'device number', 'serial number' and 'Date'. If you don't see this then you need to force it to show this information by deliberately entering 3 random codes. We require all this information, plus the vehicle's VIN. Sat-Nav codes are available only for Nissan vehicles registered in the UK.

For Nissan CD/radios apart from the sat-nav units, we require the radio's Part Number, Serial Number and the vehicle's VIN. To find the Part and Serial numbers you will need to pull the radio from the dashboard to read them from its casing - this will be on a printed label or engraved on the metal case. Some of the units can be extracted using 'keys' - if this is the case with yours, you will see small slots each side of the faciaplate. Don't be tempted to remove the radio another way or force it as you may damage the surrounding trim. The keys make it very easy - you can find them in motoring stores or online (there are 2 or 3 types so ensure you buy the correct ones).

Other Nissan units (those in some later versions of the Note, for example) are extracted by first prising off screw trim-covers and then unscrewing two or more screws, allowing the radio to then be released and pulled out.