How do I get the code for my Vauxhall Astra radio?

How do I get the code for my Vauxhall Astra radio?

Unlock the radio in your Vauxhall car or van from the fourteen digit serial number beginning with GM. You will find the serial number engraved into the casing of the radio. Our online service is available from 9 am to 9 pm or to get your code by telephone call 020 8243 8962 from 9 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday.

Where is the security code?

The card security code (CSC) is usually a 3 – or 4 – digit number, which is not part of the credit card number. The CSC is typically printed on the back of a credit card (usually in the signature field).

How do I enter my Vauxhall radio code?

Make sure the CD or Cassette Player is switched off before you begin. Switch on the ignition, you do not need to start the car or van. Press and hold the AS button whilst switching the unit on. you can now enter the Radio Code.

How do I get a Vauxhall Radio Code?

Vauxhall Radio Codes are sent by email instantly from 9 am to 9 pm seven days a week on your mobile phone, tablet or computer from the unique serial number found on the Radio Cassette, CD Player or Touch & Connect Infotainment system.

How to unlock Opel Astra radio?

First, you must download the unlock Opel Astra radio code installer on any PC or mobile phone with an internet connection. Then start with completing the following steps: Put the code in your locked Opel radio and use it in the future!

Why use our Vauxhall stereo decoding service?

By using our online Vauxhall stereo decoding service, you not only save yourself money, but also time and the additional hassle involved. Most vehicle main dealers will require you to book an appointment and take the car and paperwork (v5 logbook) into them before they apply for your radio code.

How do I get a radio code for my car?

Most vehicle main dealers will require you to book an appointment and take the car and paperwork (v5 logbook) into them before they apply for your radio code. Once they do apply for the code, 9/10 times it will be based on your vehicle registration or VIN number of the car itself, which is fine if you have owned your car from new.