Posted on Saturday, June 07, 2008 - 02:54 GMTHey guys. I've recently acquired a car stereo from a friend that I wish to adapt to my jeep.

Its the factory stereo for a '93 Volkswagen Jetta, the Deluxe Audio Anti-Theft stereo. The car from which the stereo was originally from got sold with a different stereo, but obviously the new owner has the manual where the security code for the original stereo can be found, and I can't contact the new owner because the car was sold several years ago and who knows where it is now. Can anyone tell me the security code for the stereo, please? This is all the info I could gather off the stereo: - the car's serial code: VWZ5Z6N0032892 - the stereo's model number: 357 035 152E - the stereo's reference number: CQ-LV 1111 L - the stereo's label number: YEFM01775 - the stereo's serial number: 028769 That's about it, other than a few engraved codes on the casing. Thanks a bunch. Posted on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 - 23:23 GMTHello everyone, I have a few problems with my radio codes and was wondering if you could help. Basically I bought a Vauxhall Corsa 2003 in an auction and the code was not given.

I paid £20 for a piece of paper from vauxhall dealer (a crime!) and that code doesn't work either. (I used 3 tries on it, 7 remain) My theory is the previous owner replaced it, or the code supplied by vauxhall must be wrong, is there anything you could do to help me? Free Drivers Xp there.

I understand you need the model and serial of the Radio. The model is a CDR 2005 VDO and where would I find the serial?

Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Download the free trial version below to get started. Double-click the downloaded file to install the software. 웹 해킹 - 웹 페이지 관련 구성 파일 이름목록 웹 해킹 / Security_Study.