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[TheBoy]

OK, seems to be some confusion here, based around the fact that all UK spec Omegas factory fitted with CCRT700 (ie 1999 CDX/Elites) came with the CCRT version of the 6 disk CDC2.

There is no reason why you can't use the CCRT version of the 4 disk CDC3, as was used in some UK spec Vectra-B


To the OP - assuming this did work once (thus the right CDC3) - are you sure you have the right code, different to the CCRT700 code?

Code input is similar to CDC2, and once you have had a couple of goes, the wait timer starts, initially at 10m from memory, but grows to several hours.  After 10 incorrect attempts, the unit is locked, and needs to be unlocked by a specialist decoding company (not the type selling incorrect codes online).

Ok thanks.
is true i try many time the code and now is locked, today i go to office OPEL to resolve the problem. My car is a Vectra B (1999), and the radio must go to portugal to be decoding.

Opel can't fix it. You need a specialist car audio repairer

[Sjors-V6]

Very important to get the right model of changer for your head unit, and rememeber that not all CDC2 and CDC3 units are the same either!

Look at the part number on the label, and replace with an IDENTICAL part number. If its different, it ain`t gonna work.

Indeed thats right !  from each CDC-2 and CDC-3 there are two versions.

[tmx]

they dont understand theres 2 versions weve explained more than 1ce so i gave up!

[Dave DND]

Yep, I`m keeping out of this one too now.