406 Coupe stereo code

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by bluejon, Aug 19, 2004.

  1. bluejon

    bluejon Guest

    I've just had my coupe back from some garage work to find the radio not
    working. I assume they disconnected various electrics as part of the
    work, but I've never had problems with the CODE before.

    When I put a code in the radio does come on, but makes a continual beep
    every 5 seconds or so - strangely the same beep you get when you programme
    a channel into one of the 6 preselects. I can't get rid of the problem,
    and the unit will then again ask for a CODE when it has been turned off
    and on.

    The only other button that appears to do anything when I am asked for the
    CODE is number 1, which when I press it and hold brings up a 0 on screen.
    It will do this four times before showing ERR CODE and locking the unit for
    a preiod of time.

    Since I don't have a manual for the car can anyone help?
     
    bluejon, Aug 19, 2004
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  2. bluejon

    Rory Guest

    I *think* you have to put the code in then press another button (maybe 6, or
    poss the BND button?) to store it. I'm struggling to remember - I looked in
    the handbook but the (2002) 406 I've got now has a radio that's coded to the
    cars ECU, so there's no code to input (and therefore no instruction in the
    handbook how to do it).
    Perhaps a friendly (if you can find one) Peugeot dealer can advise, or
    perhaps the dealer who originally supplied the car, if no-one else answers
    here?
     
    Rory, Aug 19, 2004
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  3. bluejon

    CB Guest

    Most Pugs are fitted with Clarion units. The code for these units is held in
    a an internal EEPROm. If you post the unit model number (example: Model
    PU-9679A) I will advise further.

    ....
     
    CB, Aug 19, 2004
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  4. bluejon

    Rory Guest

    Mine doesn't have a code that needs to be input - it's 'matched' to the cars
    ECU so it'll only work in my car.
    I *think* the OP has the code for his (older than mine) radio, he just
    doesn't know the correct procedure for inputting the code.
     
    Rory, Aug 19, 2004
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  5. bluejon

    CB Guest

    Sorry, I replied to the wrong post in the thread. Anyways if the OP gives
    his radio model number then I'll see if I can help.
     
    CB, Aug 19, 2004
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  6. bluejon

    bluejon Guest

    Guys thanks for the info so far...I'll be trying it tonight, but will be
    back with more info on Monday if it doesn't work.

    If it does, then thanks in advance!
     
    bluejon, Aug 20, 2004
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  7. bluejon

    Tmzzr Guest

    Hi!

    I have the manual if you still need help.
    There are several different models, so if you can describe
    your unit I probably can help you.

    Thomas
     
    Tmzzr, Aug 22, 2004
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  8. bluejon

    bluejon Guest

    No luck so far. And the unit doesn't have a model number on it, so i can
    only decribe how it looks. Is there somewhere else I should be looking
    for the unit number?. Anyways, its a T-reg coupe (1999).

    The unit is all factory built in, with a flip cassette, CD changer in the
    boot. All the control buttons are below the flip cassette in two rows,
    the top row each with two functions on, and the bottom row the 6 presets
    in pairs like this
    ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
    (___ ___)(___ ___)(___ ___)

    Thanks
     
    bluejon, Aug 23, 2004
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  9. bluejon

    Tmzzr Guest

    Ok. If your unit doesn't have a display in the middle of it, this should be
    the solution:

    Example code: 2345

    * Turn ON the unit.
    * Press the "1"-button once. A zero will appear in the display.
    * Then press the left/right "play-buttons" (the upper fwd/rev) to the number
    "2" appears (As the first number in my example. you press so it matches the
    first number of your code)
    * Then push the "1"-button again. A new zero will appear.
    * Use the left/right buttons again until the second digit in your code
    appears. Then push the "1" butten again.
    * Repeat until your code is complete, then push "1"

    I hope this will work and you understand my english! ;)

    Thomas
     
    Tmzzr, Aug 24, 2004
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