1966 Crown Coupe, 2016 200 S AWD, 1962 Lark Daytona V8.
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The anti-theft will need the 4-digit code to resume normal operation. The code number would be supplied with the car on a card when purchased new. Did you purchase it from the original owner and can they help you?
With a 2198 Julian date, it would likely be a 1999 radio.
The following manual covers the theft code on page 10: http://oskin.ru/pub/chrysler-dodge/manuals/Service%20Manuals/1997_ZG_Jeep_Grand_Cherokee/EZG_8F.PDF
There is a company that can supply this code for a fee. I imagine that they first have to clear that it isn't stolen. I have never done business with them and can't vouch for their integrity. Alpine probably made the tape deck: http://www.radiocode.ivgsoft.com/radiocode.php?ALPINE&MK=2
You can select the 9 or 10 kHz and 1 or 2 mHz steps for export (EU) or domestic (NA) use on these radios with some button pushes.
Best of luck to you.
With a 2198 Julian date, it would likely be a 1999 radio.
The following manual covers the theft code on page 10: http://oskin.ru/pub/chrysler-dodge/manuals/Service%20Manuals/1997_ZG_Jeep_Grand_Cherokee/EZG_8F.PDF
There is a company that can supply this code for a fee. I imagine that they first have to clear that it isn't stolen. I have never done business with them and can't vouch for their integrity. Alpine probably made the tape deck: http://www.radiocode.ivgsoft.com/radiocode.php?ALPINE&MK=2
You can select the 9 or 10 kHz and 1 or 2 mHz steps for export (EU) or domestic (NA) use on these radios with some button pushes.
Best of luck to you.