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[DaveBrunel]

Hi people, 1st post, scuse if I ramble.
After battery went flat, display said SAFE, no radio. Recently had a new power sounder from Vauxhall, they had to order me a new CAR PASS for codes to do the work, cos when I bought it the seller had no codes, and no user manual. The car pass has a radio code, key code, immob code etc etc. After some guesswork I held AS button and powered up radio, got 10---- and entered code from the new Vauxhall car pass. I failed to press AS again to set, so tried again, pressing AS after code but still no good, now I'm down to 7 SAFE, and it will not come up with 7----, no matter how long I hold AS button. Should I stop messing or persevere? Is there a chance that the radio code on the car pass is wrong? And if I disconnect/reconnect the battery will I then get 7---- ? HELP.     very annoyed.

[VX1]

Sounds like the prevoius owner had another radio fitted in (vauxhall radio) and has lost the code for it or has a second hand one fitted. The best thing to do is contact dave he is the radio man on the forum and he can get the code for you (at a cost). I think its DaveC is his username, I am sure someone will be a long to clarify this for you.

Paul  

[HolyCount]

@Tis DaveDND

Helped me out with mine (at a cost) -- great guy

[tmx]

speak to forum user: Dave DND hes our ICE expert and can decode some vx radios online i think his web addy is http://www.instant-radio-codes.com/

[Dave DND]

If you have got down to 7 SAFE then you have entered a wrong code 3 times. Because the code you have is incorrect, you will need to leave the radio switched on and powered up, with the ignition on for two hours as a penalty for using a wrong number.

When it resets, do not enter the same number again, as it is obviously wrong, and each wrong attempt will result in a longer wait between goes.

Yes, it would appear as if the car pass is for another radio, but unable to advise further without knowing which radio you have fitted.

 

[DaveBrunel]

Thanks Dave - it's a CCR 2006.
Just a thought - when Vx had the car recently to fit the new alarm power sounder, would they have had to disconnect the battery?
If they did, they must have got a radio code somehow, cos the radio has been fine till I let the battery go flat 2 days ago. Then if so maybe I DO have the correct code, but I've done it wrong on three attempts, maybe by not holding AS button in long enough. I know I put the correct digits in, but it did not beep. :-/

[Dave DND]

Thanks Dave - it's a CCR 2006.
Just a thought - when Vx had the car recently to fit the new alarm power sounder, would they have had to disconnect the battery?
If they did, they must have got a radio code somehow, cos the radio has been fine till I let the battery go flat 2 days ago. Then if so maybe I DO have the correct code, but I've done it wrong on three attempts, maybe by not holding AS button in long enough. I know I put the correct digits in, but it did not beep. :-/

Although many service books suggest to disconnect the battery first, it is unlikely that the garage would have done this, I know that we would not have !

If you are entering the number and the counter is going down, then you have the wrong code number, its as simple as that.

I can decode that model if you get stuck, please follow this link

http://ice.dndservices.co.uk/shop_show_item.php/MID/39/ISS/40/IID/127/PAGE/shop_decode_index.php

 

[DaveBrunel]

OK Thanks Dave, I order up a decode and send it off to you.
Cheers
Dave