More Radio Woes
When I got my truck, I called the dealership for the code. The one they gave me didn't work; I tried all of the tricks (leave it on for three hours and try again, etc) that I could find. Nothing worked. When I removed the radio, there was no serial number on it.
So I ordered a replacement from eBay that has a serial number. Called the dealership, and they can't give me a radio code without knowing the VIN of the vehicle that the radio originally came out of.
This security code bull**** is the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life.
What are the alternative options here? I'm on hold with Land Rover customer service right now, but I don't expect any love.
So I ordered a replacement from eBay that has a serial number. Called the dealership, and they can't give me a radio code without knowing the VIN of the vehicle that the radio originally came out of.
This security code bull**** is the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life.
What are the alternative options here? I'm on hold with Land Rover customer service right now, but I don't expect any love.
This might help. It helped me GREATLY...
1-4 are the speaker wires coming FROM the headunit TO the stock amp. I don't know the colors off the top of my head, but find the amp under the passenger kick panel (it's up there a ways) and you've got your colors.
1-4 are the speaker wires coming FROM the headunit TO the stock amp. I don't know the colors off the top of my head, but find the amp under the passenger kick panel (it's up there a ways) and you've got your colors.
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