I didn't have to take mine to a dealership, I found instructions at a forum such as this....I have a 1995 4Runner, with the am/fm/cassette.....if your display sais "SEC" and/or you have a red light showing (possibly key shaped like mine was) on the radio, then this is what I did.
The following instructions also worked for a 2003 Camry in Australia with a 6 stacker CD model radio.
1. hold down "ff" (fast forward on the tape deck) and preset "1" (on the radio buttons) at the same time...this should bring up the code entry mode - you should see either three or four dashes. If you have a radio with a CD press "SEEK" and preset "1" together.
Note: if it doesn't work, you need to turn the ignition key off and on for every re-try after a failed attempt.
2. Now _ _ _ will be displaced on the LCD screen indicating a 3 digit code. If _ _ _ _ it is a 4 digit code. The code will either be the last three or four digits of the radio model code on the faceplate of the radio (normally written in small writing so look hard), OR the last three or four digits of your vin number. (On the 4Runner, it happened to be the last three of the vin number.). For the Camry it was neither. So if you see three dashes, you need three digit...four dashes, etc.
3. Using the radio preset buttons, use the first button to enter the first digit, second for the second, etc... just keep pushing each button until the right digit is displayed.
For example the Camry code was 809. To enter the code
Press 111111111 (that's Preset 1 nine times and 8 _ _ should be displayed.
Press 2 (that's Preset 2 once and 8 0 _ should be displayed.
Press 3333333333 (that's Preset 3 ten times and 8 0 9 should be displayed.
4. Once you have your code displayed, push and hold either "scan" (on a radio with a CD), "sdk", or "T1" in LESS than 9 seconds (depending on your radio model)...this WILL turn the radio OFF. ( on mine, the only one of those three I had was "scan".)
5. Now, you should be able to turn the radio ON with the normal power button and normal operation should resume.....well, mine did at least.
Note: The Instructions state not to get more than 9 wrong attempts entering the code. If you do, Toyota will need to remove the radio to fix the problem. If you can't guess the code, contact the dealer the vehicle was originally purchased from and they should be able to give you the code, some give the code for free.
If another key combination worked for you, then please update this post as i did for the Camry.
Hope this helps, good luck!!
There should be a 4 number code in your service manual
If you are referring to a radio that has a security code, then you need to (a) know that code and (b) enter the code according to the instructions that came with the radio -different radios use different methods!
A battery by itself will only supply DC output. You would need a method to convert DC to AC, such as an inverter, in simplified terms: an electronic circuit which has an oscillator to create the desired frequency then amplifies it to the desired magnitude output. Another way, which I don't know if used anymore, is a motor-generator set. A DC motor's shaft is connected to an AC generator's shaft, and the output is taken from the AC generator.
Many current radios have an anti-theft device that if it is removed from power, such as the battery dying, prevent it from working. Your car dealership can probably tell you how to get it taken care of so that it works again.
Explain how price and output decision are taken under conditions of oligopoly.
so they can help out britain and not get taken over
all lamborghini's have a radio except the superveloce editions which have had the radio taken out in order to conserve weight.
You should alwas have extra water. You should also have exra blankets. One more thing is you should have a battery operated radio.
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Kills alternator? don't you mean kills battery? Installing a new alternator without first charging the battery well (2amp for 8hrs) will quite likely burn up a new alternator as well as being hard on the battery.
It still wants the code. Check for manual for the code. If it's not in the manual you have to remove the radio, it'll be on the back.
I have a 98 diamanti and the chilton book says while entering the radio codes, you only have three chances to get it right. After that, it has to be taken to a dealer. If you have about an hour of free time all you have to do is turn your key to the acc position on ignition and leave the car for about 45 minutes this should reset radio again. do this while the car is not running.