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Hello to all
I have a problem...I have removed the battery from my jaguar 2002 x type and now when I try to open the navigation he ask me to input the code or pin but the problem is I don't know him(I am the 3 buyer of this jaguar) and the question is..Anyone has an iddea how to find out the code?
Thank you!
I have a problem...I have removed the battery from my jaguar 2002 x type and now when I try to open the navigation he ask me to input the code or pin but the problem is I don't know him(I am the 3 buyer of this jaguar) and the question is..Anyone has an iddea how to find out the code?
Thank you!
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Hello to all
I have a problem...I have removed the battery from my jaguar 2002 x type and now when I try to open the navigation he ask me to input the code or pin but the problem is I don't know him(I am the 3 buyer of this jaguar) and the question is..Anyone has an iddea how to find out the code?
Thank you!
I have a problem...I have removed the battery from my jaguar 2002 x type and now when I try to open the navigation he ask me to input the code or pin but the problem is I don't know him(I am the 3 buyer of this jaguar) and the question is..Anyone has an iddea how to find out the code?
Thank you!
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Thermo will doubtless chime in here. But I've pulled my battery a couple of time. I've never come across having to find my radio code. BUT every second thread mentioning a battery has this same issue. Is it navigation specific, is it only older models, is it a glitch?
I wish I knew because I dont care if my battery starts on fire, I'm never disconnecting it. Dealer always chrges 50$ or something to find the code for you.
I wish I knew because I dont care if my battery starts on fire, I'm never disconnecting it. Dealer always chrges 50$ or something to find the code for you.
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What's the hard and fast rules here. I disconnect my battery and I'm fine, he does it and loses his codes. What is the difference, year? Length of time?
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Sidewalk, I am not 100% sure on this, but I think the answer is that as long as the radio and car were mated at the factory and the two are still together later, no code is needed to be inputted. BUt, if for some reason the radio needed to be replaced, the code the car sends to the radio is different, therefore triggering the radio to ask for a code. I am like you. I disconnected my battery, removed the radio from the car, etc and when I powered it back up, the radio went to full operation (asked for no codes).
The only other thing I can figure out is maybe the very early cars mandated the code, yet, later on, this was removed as the "inconvenience to the customer" outweighed the likelihood of someone stealing the radio. You have to admit, the radio in our cars can really only be used in another Jaguar. Trying to put it into another vehicle would prove to be fairly difficult.
The only other thing I can figure out is maybe the very early cars mandated the code, yet, later on, this was removed as the "inconvenience to the customer" outweighed the likelihood of someone stealing the radio. You have to admit, the radio in our cars can really only be used in another Jaguar. Trying to put it into another vehicle would prove to be fairly difficult.
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Adam, it really depends on the style of radio that you have. Some are a basic radio where others have GPS built into them, the A/C-heater controls, etc. So, if you have the basic radio (which is sounds like you do), then there is no code or menu for you to select. If you have the radio with the built in GPS and A/C-heater controls, then if you look on the right side of the radio, up near the top (middle of the 3 buttons over there), you will see a "MENU" button. From there, you can set up the radio to be specific to what you need.
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Adam, it really depends on the style of radio that you have. Some are a basic radio where others have GPS built into them, the A/C-heater controls, etc. So, if you have the basic radio (which is sounds like you do), then there is no code or menu for you to select. If you have the radio with the built in GPS and A/C-heater controls, then if you look on the right side of the radio, up near the top (middle of the 3 buttons over there), you will see a "MENU" button. From there, you can set up the radio to be specific to what you need.
Now on my X300, there was no radio code supplied from new because the North American market radios had the code delete, the radio never required a code to be entered after power loss.
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When I did NEW CAR PDIs, all Jaguar radios came with the code card. The factory has no control of where the car will eventually end up. It has been a while since I have done this but if you hold the AM/FM and EJECT buttons you will enter the radio head unit MENU. You can select the features you want but be aware that if you change certain things, the radio will forget all presets and might need the CODE to turn back on. Certain Markets use EVEN or ODD frequencies, some use ALL. If you have the CODE you can play around with your radio, but make sure it is correct.
The menu might be AUS, EURO, NORTH AM, etc.
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The menu might be AUS, EURO, NORTH AM, etc.
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When I did NEW CAR PDIs, all Jaguar radios came with the code card. The factory has no control of where the car will eventually end up. It has been a while since I have done this but if you hold the AM/FM and EJECT buttons you will enter the radio head unit MENU. You can select the features you want but be aware that if you change certain things, the radio will forget all presets and might need the CODE to turn back on. Certain Markets use EVEN or ODD frequencies, some use ALL. If you have the CODE you can play around with your radio, but make sure it is correct.
The menu might be AUS, EURO, NORTH AM, etc.
bob gauff
The menu might be AUS, EURO, NORTH AM, etc.
bob gauff
Now, is there a secret button combination that will enable CD changer functions without going to the dealer?
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Adam, it really depends on the style of radio that you have. Some are a basic radio where others have GPS built into them, the A/C-heater controls, etc. So, if you have the basic radio (which is sounds like you do), then there is no code or menu for you to select. If you have the radio with the built in GPS and A/C-heater controls, then if you look on the right side of the radio, up near the top (middle of the 3 buttons over there), you will see a "MENU" button. From there, you can set up the radio to be specific to what you need.
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Adam, it really depends on the style of radio that you have. Some are a basic radio where others have GPS built into them, the A/C-heater controls, etc. So, if you have the basic radio (which is sounds like you do), then there is no code or menu for you to select. If you have the radio with the built in GPS and A/C-heater controls, then if you look on the right side of the radio, up near the top (middle of the 3 buttons over there), you will see a "MENU" button. From there, you can set up the radio to be specific to what you need.
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Well I have called the dealership here and they have never charged me to get the code. Colorado Springs, CO Red Noland Jaguar. You'll have to look it up. Either call them and see if they give it to you for free or do an overide of the code described next.
Anyways there is a method that they don't give out to people because they like making money. Set the key to the on position. You dont have to start it just get the radio running. Once you have done that Push the Forward Track button and the PTY button at the same for a few seconds. It should overide any code you need.
I hope this works for you! Good Luck!
Anyways there is a method that they don't give out to people because they like making money. Set the key to the on position. You dont have to start it just get the radio running. Once you have done that Push the Forward Track button and the PTY button at the same for a few seconds. It should overide any code you need.
I hope this works for you! Good Luck!