I've tried contacting the dealer - but their number continually comes up as
engaged. Perhaps they're no longer there...
The battery was disconnected - that's why the code is required.

I don't know what a Sirius is.

I'll try and trace the dealer ....

Tks!
"Kate" > wrote in message
.. .
> I'm completely ignorant here, WHY do you need a car code to use the radio?
>
> Is it like Sirius or something?
> Why would it be dysfunctional? Did they change it out before you bought
> it?
>
> It may be quite possible that there is a series of buttons that you can
> push
> on the front to retrieve the code.
> I realize that mine is a lot younger than this but to get my Sirius
> numbers
> all I have to do is push this button at the same time as that button and
> it
> appears on the display.
>
> I say pick up the phone and call your dealership and see if they will tell
> you how.
>
> If you really don't want to do that then why not pull the radio out
> yourself
> and get the number off of the back? It's not all that hard to get one out.
> Again, any dealership service manager that is worh his salt will help you
> figure it out. Explain the WHOLE situation and tell him you want to check
> it.
>
> Usually trim just pops off and then you can access the unit. Sometimes you
> may need special tools to pull it out but on mine you sure don't.
>
> One other thought.. have you checked the fuse?
>
> K.
>
>
>
>