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Unlock your Hyundai car radio using the serial number. Enter the last 4 digits of the radio serial number.
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The Hyundai car radio security code is a 4-digit code that unlocks your radio after a power failure. After a battery change or electrical repair on your Hyundai, the radio shows a CODE message on the display and you must enter the correct car radio code to be able to use it again.
At RadioCodeLookup.com you request the Hyundai radio code via the serial number of your radio. This serial number is on a sticker on the radio housing, visible after removal. On some Hyundai models you can also retrieve the serial number via the radio's system menu.
Our service covers all common Hyundai models, from the i10 and i20 to the i30, Tucson and Santa Fe. Receive your Hyundai car radio code directly by email, available 24/7.
Everything you need to know about retrieving and entering your Hyundai car radio unlock code.
The serial number is on a sticker on the side or top of the radio, visible after removal from the dashboard. On some Hyundai models you can also retrieve the serial number via the audio menu of the radio. Consult your manual for the exact method.
Hyundai has built standard theft protection into car radios before 2015. After every power interruption — even a simple battery change — the protection activates automatically. You need the 4-digit radio code to unlock the radio.
Use the digit buttons or preset buttons of the radio to enter the four digits. Confirm the code by pressing the OK button or holding the last button. Consult your Hyundai manual for the exact entry method for your specific model.
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OfficialOur service supports all Hyundai models with built-in radio security. The most frequently requested models are:
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Find the serial number or brand-specific code on your radio.
Pay the indicated amount once via iDEAL, credit card, or another payment method.
Immediately after payment you will receive the unlock code for your car radio.
Enter the code on your radio and immediately listen to your favourite station again.
Remove the centre panel around the radio using a plastic pry tool. On most Hyundai models (i20, i30, Tucson, Santa Fe) there are screws behind the climate panel or trim ring. Slide the radio forward after removing the screws.
The serial number is on the sticker on the top, side or rear of the radio. Note it in full — you need the last 4 digits. Example: serial number 96140-3K000 → enter the relevant part as shown on the label.
Enter the last 4 digits of the serial number below. After receiving the unlock code, enter it using the preset buttons on the radio. Note the serial number exactly as shown on the label.
Expected format
e.g. 3456Enter the last 4 digits of the radio serial number. The serial number is on the radio label.
After payment, you will receive the Hyundai car radio code automatically by email, usually within 30 seconds. The service is available 24/7, even at weekends, so you can always continue quickly.
RadioCodeLookup.com supports the most commonly used Hyundai models before 2015, including the i10, i20, i30, i40, Getz, Tucson, Santa Fe and ix35. Enter your serial number to confirm that your specific radio is supported.
Yes, a Hyundai dealer can retrieve the radio code. This usually involves costs and waiting time of several days. Via RadioCodeLookup.com you receive the same code directly and more cheaply.
You need the serial number of the radio. This number is on the sticker of the radio. Enter this serial number on RadioCodeLookup.com and you will immediately receive the corresponding unlock code by email.
Leave the radio switched on for at least 1 hour without attempting to enter. After that the block will be lifted and you can try again with the correct code from RadioCodeLookup.com.