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| Fitted to | The Fiat Ducato from about 2014, the Fiat 500 and later Fiats, Alfa Romeos and Lancias with the same unit, and the Peugeot Boxer and Citroën Relay of those years. |
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| Radio names | Continental VP1 and VP2 radios, labelled A2C |
| Serial | A2C and a long run of numbers, for example A2C53108793 1234Type the whole A2C number from the label. |
| When locked | The display shows CODE ---- |
Find the serial
- The serial is not shown on screen.
- Take the radio out with 4 release keys (2 each side) until they click, then pull.
- The label is on the metal case, on the back or one of the sides.
- It reads A2C and then a long run of numbers — type the whole thing in. Only the last 4 numbers are the serial and we take them for you.
It isn’t shown on the display, so read it from the label on the radio’s case (usually the top or side).
Taking the radio out
Needs four removal pins, two in each end of the front of the radio. Push them in until they click, then ease the radio forward. Photograph the label rather than copying it by hand.
Enter the code
- For each number in your code, press the button with that number on it, once.
- Confirm with the key on the right of the fascia, or by holding the last button.
Locked out?
CODE — wrong tries are counted and the wait between goes grows quickly.
What LOCKED, WAIT and SAFE mean, and how long to wait →
Brand pages
This radio is covered on: Vauxhall radio code, Fiat radio code, Peugeot radio code, Citroën radio code, Abarth radio code, Alfa Romeo radio code, Lancia radio code.