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How to enter a Becker radio code

Becker radio with a five digit code

Becker Traffic Pro, Grand Prix, DTM, Mexico Pro 7930 and Indianapolis. The model number, BE and four digits, is on the label.The Traffic Pro, drawn from a photo.

Type it and every step uses your own digits. It stays on this page.

Switch on the ignition and the radio. The display asks for the code: Code and five dashes on the Traffic Pro, Enter Code Number on the Grand Prix.

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Every step

Checked against Becker's owner manuals for the Traffic Pro, Grand Prix and Mexico Pro. The manuals show the buttons as symbols; that the digits run 1 to 7 rests on a photo of a Traffic Pro asking for its code, and on owners' reports.

If it locks

WAIT

Three wrong codes bring up Wait for about 60 minutes. It only counts down with the ignition and the radio switched on. Each further three wrong codes add another 60 minutes. What each lockout screen means

Your code has four digits?

These radios need a five digit code. A four digit code will not unlock them, so do not enter it. Four digit codes belong to the Becker Mexico cassette and CD radios and the early 1990s Mercedes radio. Four digit Becker steps

A turning knob instead of number buttons?

On the Mexico 7948 and the Cascade, turn the rotary control to each digit and press it. The unit comes on by itself after the fifth.

A Grand Prix 2000 from the 1990s?

That cassette radio works differently and these steps are not for it. Go by the buttons on yours

Different radio altogether?

Search every radio, or go by the buttons on yours