Does your radio look like this?
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Absolutely not
It looks like this..

I am wondering if those slots at the base might do something towards removing it?

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Oh another landyzone member said, 5 years ago about this unit:

"Yep, simply removed the Becker Sat Nav using removal keys (I modified the ones I had with the Blaupunkt)."
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Now what are these keys looking like. I think they go in those slots
 
For the record, here is a video that deals with replacing a similar Becker unit in a mercedes



And it looks like hellfrauds have the correct key
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lenny1234 said:
For the record, here is a video that deals with replacing a similar Becker unit in a mercedes



And it looks like hellfrauds have the correct key
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Those keys don't fit you Becker nav unit as far as I know. But you can try the keys, as it looks like it has the slots. I thought only way to remove it is by removing the console first, then unscrew the unit. It's not that difficult to remove the console with just a few screws to remove.
The Becker has a 5 digit code, so LR should have given you 5 digits, not 4.
 
Nodge68 said:
Those keys don't fit you Becker nav unit as far as I know. But you can try the keys, as it looks like it has the slots. I thought only way to remove it is by removing the console first, then unscrew the unit. It's not that difficult to remove the console with just a few screws to remove.
The Becker has a 5 digit code, so LR should have given you 5 digits, not 4.
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at least one other 'zone' user says the unit is removable with keys, and those look like key slots
And 'mercedes keys fit'; and those keys are for mercedes

You would have thought all this was simple well known stuff

I agree, they should have given me a 5 digit key, but they didn't.
 
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Try a 1 at the front

The LR system could only store 4 digits for radio code hence why they only gave you four!
 
If you enter the 4 digit code you have been given, then you just nee to add a 5th digit, start at 1 and work your way through them, at worst it will take 10 attempts.

Col
 
I will get keys and try and remove it and read S/n.

It truly is pathetic this coding business.

Since once out of the car all it takes is the serial number its no barrier to theft at all.
 
Colthebrummie said:
If you enter the 4 digit code you have been given, then you just need to add a 5th digit, start at 1 and work your way through them, at worst it will take 10 attempts.

Col
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Well given that there are only keys 1-7, it will in fact take only 7 attempts..

But do you actually know that I have 4 correct digits and only need a further one on the end?
Or is it the beginning?
 
lenny1234 said:
Well given that there are only keys 1-7, it will in fact take only 7 attempts..

But do you actually know that I have 4 correct digits and only need a further one on the end?
Or is it the beginning?
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Try the end and the beginning. ;)
 
Ok the 'Mercedes' keys got the unit out all right.

However as you can see, the last 5 digits of the serial number do not fall within the range 1-7 that can be entered..
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Anyone have any bright ideas?
PS I tried 21473 and that didn't work either?
 
I don't think the code is in the serial number. I think you quote the serial number when you call the Landrover dealer for the code. Have you tried googling the radio make and serial number? I did this when I had a Rover 45 with no code and Google came up trumps.

Col
 
Colthebrummie said:
I don't think the code is in the serial number. I think you quote the serial number when you call the Landrover dealer for the code. Have you tried googling the radio make and serial number? I did this when I had a Rover 45 with no code and Google came up trumps.

Col
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I've been back in touch with the dealer and they are contacting LR on my behalf.

I will try the google trick
 
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