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Jeep Wrangler radio code from your serial

Wrangler radios keep their serial on a label. Type it in and the free check tells you straight away whether we can do your Jeep Wrangler radio code.

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  • Years we cover: 1996 on
  • Serial: 14 letters and numbers, like TQ1AA1500E2884
  • Where: on the label on the radio
  • Code: by email within 2 hours, checked against the factory database
Radios we cover
  • Cherokee radios
  • Panasonic TM9
  • Button-code radios
  • VP radios
  • £9.99one price per code
  • Freeserial check before you pay
  • Under 30 secondshow long a code actually took, measured on our own orders
  • Money backif the code doesn’t work

Which radio is in your Jeep Wrangler?

The Wrangler has had 2 sets of radios since 1996, from the Panasonic TM9 radios and preset-button radios to the Chrysler radios. Find yours by year below, but go by the serial: radios get swapped, and the free check reads it for you.

YearsRadiosSerialCode
1996–2006Wrangler TJ Panasonic TM9 radios and preset-button radios On the label: 4 numbers, or 14 characters Instant
2007 onWrangler JK Chrysler radios, then Uconnect touchscreens Label serial on the button radios; touchscreens aren’t covered By email

How to find your Jeep Wrangler radio serial number

Where it is

On the label

  1. Take the radio out.
  2. Copy the serial from the label on the radio: 14 letters and numbers.

Photograph the label rather than copying it by hand — 0 and O, 1 and I are easy to mix up.

RADIOPush both keys in until they click, then pull the radio forward

It comes out with a pair of radio removal keys. Which keys, and where they go: how to remove a car radio.

Tips for your Jeep Wrangler

  • Photograph the label — the serial length tells us which radio it is.
  • A Uconnect touchscreen is matched to the vehicle, so there is no code to buy.
  • Many US-market radios have no code, which catches out imported Wranglers.

What your serial looks like

  • TQ1AA1500E2884 Jeep Cherokee14 letters and numbers By email
  • 1234 Chrysler / Jeep / Dodge Panasonic TM94 numbers Instant
  • 10004 Chrysler / Jeep / Dodge button code4 or 5 numbers Instant
  • E3NE Chrysler / Dodge VP4 letters and numbers Instant

How to enter your Jeep Wrangler radio code

  1. Set each number with the numbered buttons, then confirm.
  2. Code not accepted? Email us and say whether your radio has 5 or 6 numbered buttons.

If your Jeep Wrangler radio says LOCKED, WAIT or SAFE

Don’t guess: every wrong code makes it wait longer before the next try.

What LOCKED, WAIT and SAFE mean, and how long to wait →

Jeep Wrangler radio code questions

Where is the serial on a Wrangler radio?

On the label on the radio case, so the radio has to come out.

Is the code four numbers?

Yes, on the radios we can do.

My Wrangler is a 2014 with a touchscreen.

That system is matched to the vehicle, so there is no serial code for it.

Can you do every Jeep Wrangler radio?

For 1996–2006, yes: the code appears on screen as soon as you have paid; for 2007 on, by email within 2 hours. The free check tells you which yours is before you pay.

Which radio does my Jeep Wrangler have?

It depends on the year. 1996–2006 (Wrangler TJ): Panasonic TM9 radios and preset-button radios. 2007 on (Wrangler JK): Chrysler radios, then Uconnect touchscreens. Radios were often swapped, so the serial on yours is what counts.

What does the serial look like on a Jeep Wrangler?

1996–2006: On the label: 4 numbers, or 14 characters. 2007 on: Label serial on the button radios; touchscreens aren’t covered. For example TQ1AA1500E2884.

Do I have to take the radio out of my Jeep Wrangler?

Yes: the serial is on the label, not the screen. It comes out with a pair of radio removal keys.

How do I enter the code on a Jeep Wrangler?

Set each digit with the preset buttons, then confirm.

Another Jeep?

Every Jeep radio we can unlock is on our Jeep radio code page. Close to this one: Grand Cherokee, Cherokee, Cherokee Unit.

Updated October 2026