Ford Radio Code Generator vs HAVI

LOCKED OUT OF YOUR FORD RADIO? GET THE CODE FROM ITS SERIAL NUMBER Changed the battery or disconnected it, and now the radio asks for a code? Ford Radio Code Generator recovers the original anti-theft code of your radio from its serial number — no dealership visit, no waiting for an appointment. HOW IT WORKS 1. Find the serial. On most Ford radios (6000 CD, 4500 RDS, 5000 RDS, Sony, Travelpilot…) hold buttons 1 and 6 and it appears on the display — or read it from the label on the radio's casing. 2. Type it in, or scan the label with the camera. The app recognises the radio and shows the price before you pay. 3. Pay securely through the App Store. The code is delivered right in the app, you get a notification the moment it is ready, and it stays saved under Codes. WHAT YOU GET • Codes for Ford 6000 CD, 4500 RDS, 5000 RDS, 6006 CDC, Sony, Travelpilot, Visteon, Blaupunkt, Bosch, Sanyo and Becker units — V and M series serials (V079080, M006033), Blaupunkt (C7E3F0695A3309194), Sony (SOCD1X7V000922) and Sanyo (288236709312) formats • Step-by-step instructions to enter the code, next to the code itself • Money-back guarantee: if the code does not work on your radio, you are refunded • Human support from the help screen, in the app • Order history kept on this device — no account needed • Available in 13 languages Prices depend on the radio model and are shown before purchase. Most codes arrive within minutes; a few models are looked up by hand and can take longer — you are notified when the code is ready. DISCLAIMER This is an independent tool for lawful owners of their vehicle and radio. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ford Motor Company. Brand and model names appear solely to identify compatible radios.

Automatic connection: When the connected phone approaches the vehicle, the Bluetooth key will automatically connect, enabling automatic unlocking when approaching the vehicle and automatic locking when leaving the vehicle. Binding process: Users need to bind their car keys to their mobile phones. After that, they can control functions such as opening and closing the car doors and the trunk through their mobile phones. Security: The Bluetooth key uses dynamic key exchange and encrypted transmission to provide a certain level of security, but there is still a risk of being attacked by hackers. Multifunctionality: Besides the basic unlocking and locking functions, the Bluetooth key can also remotely control features such as the car's air conditioning system. Sharing function: Users can share the keys with others and set an expiration date, which is convenient for borrowing and returning the vehicle.