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| Fitted to | Rover, Austin, MG and the classic Mini of the 1980s and 1990s, such as the Metro, Maestro, Montego and Rover 200 and 400. |
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| Radio names | Philips R570, R670 and R681 |
| Serial | 14 letters and numbers starting AR or RG, for example AR570WX8146086Type all 14, exactly as printed. O here is a letter, not a zero. |
| When locked | The display shows CODE ---- |
Find the serial
- Take the radio out.
- Copy the serial from the label: 14 letters and numbers starting AR or RG.
- It is also on the Security Information card, if you have it.
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
The radio has to come out so you can read the label. Most slide out with a pair of radio removal keys (a few pounds from any car parts shop); some are held in by screws behind the trim. Photograph the label rather than copying it by hand.
Enter the code
- The screen shows CODE (or -C-).
- Press button 1, set the first number with the tuning buttons, then press button 1 again.
- Do the same for all 4 numbers. Two beeps mean it worked.
Locked out?
Err or WAIT: the wait gets longer each time. Keep the radio switched on.
What LOCKED, WAIT and SAFE mean, and how long to wait →
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