[paradon]

Here is how to get your radio code without having to go to the dealership. These instructions are for the QP and stock Blaupunkt M139 radio and NAV unit.

You will need to retrieve the radio serial number (starts with BP) and the model/part number starts with 76 and then visit any one of a number of websites that will generate the code for you (about $10-$20). I used radio-code.co.uk.

The serial number and part number are on the right hand side of the radio. To access the radio you need to remove 5 screws. Two are behind the clock/vent unit at the top (unit just pops out), 1 is under the cup holder (remove the rubber drip gasket) and the last two are at the base of the trim panel surrounding the NAV unit after you pop out the cup holder base.

Took about 5 minutes to get at the radio and 10 minutes to put it back together (funny how that happens).

Saves you a trip to the dealership and the $175 fee to retrieve the code.

Thanks to all for tips on how to get the radio out.

 

[JUSTICE1]

How about an 02 cambio coupe

Need help on removal to get serial number.

 

[paradon]

Need help on removal to get serial number.

Sent you a PM

 

[JUSTICE1]

02 Cambiocorsa Coupe is not the same as Quatro

02 Cambiocorsa Coup is not the same as Quatro
. . . any help with the 02 Cambiocorsa Coupe.

 

[paradon]

Sorry, didn't see your header!

 

[SC Mazi]

I've never had I huge problem getting a radio code from a dealership. I am currently on my second Maserati QP. I buy QP from salvage auctions and fix them up. When calling the dealership I start off the conversation like this once I get connected to parts.

Hey how's it going buddy I'm calling from (so and so dealership) I was wondering if you can help me out with a radio code for a 2008 Maserati quattroporte...

They always say yes and always ask for the last 6 digest of the VIN.

Last year when I purchase my first Maserati I actually did work for used car dealership. The second time I called which was actually yesterday, as I just purchased my second QP I no longer work for the used car dealership and I still managed to get the radio code no questions asked and no money out of pocket. Hope this helps.

 

[Catmanv2]

Nice sentiment but the thread is 12 years old!

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[SC Mazi]

Nice sentiment but the thread is 12 years old!

C

However the problem is still fresh for brand new quattroporte owners like myself as these dream vehicles become cheaper to own. Hopefully it helps someone using the search feature. Just trying to be helpful

 

[Ljlovecars]

I brought my first QP from a private seller. The owner changed the battery and the radio is looking for a 4# code.

Before seeing this post I called a couple of Maserati dealerships, at which one of them say I need to bring in the car. NOPE. Next, dealership you need to call the radio manufacturer...Are you serious? I always say product knowledge is important. Also, if you don't know just say you don't know.

I may try your way and see what happens. It won't kill me, if the person says no...Faith is the key! I'll post if it works or not. Have a great day.

 

[Ljlovecars]

I've never had I huge problem getting a radio code from a dealership. I am currently on my second Maserati QP. I buy QP from salvage auctions and fix them up. When calling the dealership I start off the conversation like this once I get connected to parts.

Hey how's it going buddy I'm calling from (so and so dealership) I was wondering if you can help me out with a radio code for a 2008 Maserati quattroporte...

They always say yes and always ask for the last 6 digest of the VIN.

Last year when I purchase my first Maserati I actually did work for used car dealership. The second time I called which was actually yesterday, as I just purchased my second QP I no longer work for the used car dealership and I still managed to get the radio code no questions asked and no money out of pocket. Hope this helps.

I just want to say it worked. I was able to get a code. I put that code into the system. Bang! Just be very polite. The Lord is GREAT!

 

[SC Mazi]

I just want to say it worked. I was able to get a code. I put that code into the system. Bang! Just be very polite. The Lord is GREAT!

Wow I am very happy I could help you! I'm sorry it took me so long to reply I am not getting email notifications. These quattroportes are literally my favorite vehicles. I use to own a 2007 QP sport sadly I had to sell it. I now own a 2008 base and it's just not the same! These vehicles are very particular at times, I'm just happy a site like this exist to receive a helping hand once in a while! Cheers! I hope you enjoy your ownership

 

[Maseratiboy74]

I brought my first QP from a private seller. The owner changed the battery and the radio is looking for a 4# code.

Before seeing this post I called a couple of Maserati dealerships, at which one of them say I need to bring in the car. NOPE. Next, dealership you need to call the radio manufacturer...Are you serious? I always say product knowledge is important. Also, if you don't know just say you don't know.

I may try your way and see what happens. It won't kill me, if the person says no...Faith is the key! I'll post if it works or not. Have a great day.

Glad you were able to get it fixed with the code!

 

[ossi58]

Here is how to get your radio code without having to go to the dealership. These instructions are for the QP and stock Blaupunkt M139 radio and NAV unit.

You will need to retrieve the radio serial number (starts with BP) and the model/part number starts with 76 and then visit any one of a number of websites that will generate the code for you (about $10-$20). I used radio-code.co.uk.

The serial number and part number are on the right hand side of the radio. To access the radio you need to remove 5 screws. Two are behind the clock/vent unit at the top (unit just pops out), 1 is under the cup holder (remove the rubber drip gasket) and the last two are at the base of the trim panel surrounding the NAV unit after you pop out the cup holder base.

Took about 5 minutes to get at the radio and 10 minutes to put it back together (funny how that happens).

Saves you a trip to the dealership and the $175 fee to retrieve the code.

Thanks to all for tips on how to get the radio out.
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Here is how to get your radio code without having to go to the dealership. These instructions are for the QP and stock Blaupunkt M139 radio and NAV unit.

You will need to retrieve the radio serial number (starts with BP) and the model/part number starts with 76 and then visit any one of a number of websites that will generate the code for you (about $10-$20). I used radio-code.co.uk.

The serial number and part number are on the right hand side of the radio. To access the radio you need to remove 5 screws. Two are behind the clock/vent unit at the top (unit just pops out), 1 is under the cup holder (remove the rubber drip gasket) and the last two are at the base of the trim panel surrounding the NAV unit after you pop out the cup holder base.

Took about 5 minutes to get at the radio and 10 minutes to put it back together (funny how that happens).

Saves you a trip to the dealership and the $175 fee to retrieve the code.

Thanks to all for tips on how to get the radio out.

and whats the name of the site ?