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Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 16:09:11 -0800
From: "Dima" <dimanopsamystems.com>
Subject: Re: Darned radio CODE problem


From http://www.quasimotors.com/radio_code.htm Any time power to the radio is interrupted (dead or disconnected battery, or radio removed), a security code must be entered to re-enable the radio. If you don't know the code, go to a Saab dealer and show proof of ownership of the car, give them the vehicle identification number and ten bucks or so and they should be able to provide the code for you. You might want to take the radio along too. If you enter the wrong code and the radio refuses to work and doesn't ask for the code again, press and hold the "Band" button for five seconds until "CODE" appears and then enter the correct code. THANKS to Jerry C for that one. Thanks, -Dima "Willie Williams" <willienopsamen.com> wrote in message news:cfa33cb8.0401151432.6a047802nopsaming.google.com... > I guess because I'd forgotten and guessed wrong a few times, my radio > doesn't put up the CODE request when I hold down the Band button for > a great while. It just beeps and beeps. > > Is there some magical key combination that overrides this intransigence > and lets me put in the correct CODE? > > Or would doing something like disconnecting the appropriate fuse, then > reconnecting it gain me forgiveness?

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