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 current VW factory-fitted Radios and Sat-Navs require a little longer to supply as they need to be obtained from our VAG partner. We usually succeed in responding by email with your code within 2 hours. The cost is £14.95.
After submitting the form, you will be forwarded to our Payments Page. 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 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 payment processing.
Cracking job that man. We're up and running again. Thank you very, very much for your efforts. You are going in my little black book for future reference. Tim Sealey - VW Golf V5 with Blaupunkt Sat-Nav
Thank you, the code worked perfectly. I would recommend you to anyone who needs this service. Stewart Haworth - Sat-Nav in VW Toureg
My radio is unlocked! You have been a massive help, thank you very much. Josh Feld - Gamma V radio in MK4 Golf
Really reasonable price compared to the £30 some places were charging. Life saver. Matthew Morrison - Grundig RCD300
Code worked brilliantly, thanks so much... very happy, got my radio back after almost a year! Gemma Eden - Blaupunkt Sat-Nav in VW Touareg
The 14-digit serial number (occasionally 15-digits) will usually be similar to VWZ1Z2E7720494, except for older units. If there are several numbers on the radio and you are unsure which is the part number, serial number etc., list them all in the 'Additional Details' section at the bottom of the form and we'll check.
For security reasons we require the 17-digit VIN number of your vehicle, and the Radio/Sat-Nav must be the one factory-fitted to your car. Be careful before buying second-hand units - suspicious units are flagged on VW's system. However, if you have the VIN number of the original vehicle then we can probably help.
Labels applied to the case of the radio may overlap the back and top, or top and side panels. If such a label is torn along the line where the panels meet, it might indicate the radio has been previously repaired and the code reset.
Extracting the unit from the dashboard
You will need to pull the radio from the dashboard to read the numbers we need from its chassis - this will be on a printed label and/or engraved on the metal case. Some units are extracted using 'keys' - you will see two small slots each side of the faciaplate, or sometimes two slots top and bottom. Don't be tempted to try removing the radio another way or force it as you may damage the surrounding dashboard trim. The keys make it easy - you can find them in motoring stores or online (there are 4 or 5 different types so ensure you buy the correct ones).
Some VW units are extracted by first removing the trimplate to reveal two or more torx head screws - you will need a torx T20 screwdriver to undo them, then pull the radio out.
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