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**NVRover** · 07-29-2004, 06:36 PM

Ken, go to your local dealer with your VIN, they can retrieve the radio code. Even if you're taking the truck to the dealer you might want to consider taking proof of ownership with the VIN included. The dealer's service department personnel are the only ones that can help you. The sales guys used to be able to retrieve the codes, but apparently they (LRNA) have changed their procedures and you now have to go to the service department to obtain radio codes. I know this because I went to the dealer to get my radio code after replacing the battery and my title and papers were at home, 100 miles away. I had to drive home and fax my drivers license and title to them.

07-29-2004, 06:36 PM	#4
NVRover Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Broken Arrow, OK Posts: 1,270	Ken, go to your local dealer with your VIN, they can retrieve the radio code. Even if you're taking the truck to the dealer you might want to consider taking proof of ownership with the VIN included. The dealer's service department personnel are the only ones that can help you. The sales guys used to be able to retrieve the codes, but apparently they (LRNA) have changed their procedures and you now have to go to the service department to obtain radio codes. I know this because I went to the dealer to get my radio code after replacing the battery and my title and papers were at home, 100 miles away. I had to drive home and fax my drivers license and title to them. __________________ Chris 05 LR3 SE 99 MB E320 91 Range Rover Last edited by NVRover : 07-29-2004 at 06:39 PM.