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Find My Serial
Start by holding down pre-set buttons 1 & 6 together on your Ford stereo. 6000CD Radios will begin to cycle through different information on-screen.
Your serial will begin with “V” followed by six digits, the example serial number is “V197905”
If the serial did not display, try buttons 2 & 6, a serial number beginning with “M” followed by 6 numbers will appear on-screen.
Serial not showing? How to remove your Ford radio.
Start by holding down pre-set buttons 1 & 6 together. Mk2 Radios will cycle through various different panels of information on-screen.
Your serial will begin with “V” followed by six digits, the example serial number is "V074652"
Serial not displaying? How to remove your Ford radio.
Begin by pressing and holding down buttons 1 & 6 together, various panels of information will be displayed
On MP3 systems the serial will be part of a longer series of numbers. For example the serial number is "SOCD1X8V0146608”
If for any reason this does not show, the radio must be removed from the dashboard to gain access to the label.
How to remove your Ford radio.
Ford Travel pilot radios the serial number can only be obtained from the back of the unit, as shown in the picture, there are small coin shaped hole in each corner of the radio.
These are put into place for the use of radio release keys to take the stereo out, the keys can be purchased cheap on amazon or from a local car shop.
Once the radio is removed the serial number is printed on the label on the back of the radio, please use the image for reference in finding your serial number.
As shown in the example the serial number is "815 C7E3F0961 C 0536857"
For Sony CD132 radios the serial number can only be obtained from the back of the unit, as shown in the picture, there are small coin shaped hole in each corner of the radio.
These are put into place for the use of radio release keys to take the stereo out, the keys can be purchased cheap on amazon or from a local car shop.
Once the radio is removed the serial number is printed on the label on the back of the radio, please use the image for reference in finding your serial number.
If you cannot find your radio listed, first hold down 1 & 6 or 2 & 6 together.
Most ford serial numbers will begin "V" or "M" followed by 6 digits.
If this does not show on screen the serial number is always printed on the sticker label on the back of the stereo.
How to remove your Ford radio.
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Radio Removal Keys
Popular radios such as the 6000CD, 4000 RDS & 6006CD are removed using radio removal keys.
All keys are on amazon which are inexpensive.
Push the keys into each corner of the radio until they click into place.
This will free the unit to be pulled forwards and the label will look similar to the following example.
The Sony MP3, 6000CD Mk2, & 4500 RDS systems are slightly different but just as easy.
You will need a prying tool to remove the plastic trim surrounding the radio as the example shows.
Also require is a Phillips screwdriver, to remove the four screws holding the radio in place.
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