Free Aston Martin Radio Code

Aston Martin radios unlocked online — from the eight-character serial on the Becker unit.

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On the same label as the serial: BE and four digits, for example BE 4715.
1234
Look at the display: count the dashes it shows for the code. If it wants five digits, count the numbered buttons that actually enter them — a five-digit Becker code is built only from the digits 1 to that many. Some radios have more buttons than they use for the code, so count the ones you press, not the ones you see.
Please enter the 8-character serial from the unit label — eight digits, or a letter and seven, like R2035446.
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The 8-character serial from the unit label — eight digits, or a letter and seven.

How to Find your Aston Martin Radio Code

Aston Martin fitted Becker head units, including the Traffic Pro navigation unit, and they ask for a code once power has been lost.

The serial is on the label on the casing, so the unit normally has to come forward out of the dash to read it.

Eight characters and nothing else — a longer number with letters through it is a part number, not the serial.

We hold the full Becker tables, but no Aston Martin owner has confirmed a code to us yet, so this one is free: a share unlocks it and we ask you whether it worked.

Becker label

Serial number example:

11157338

Models and Makes Covered

DB7 DB9 Vantage Vanquish DBS

How to Enter your Aston Martin Radio Code

  1. Turn the radio on — the display asks for the code.
  2. A four-digit code uses any digits, 0 included. Set each digit the way your unit prompts — usually by pressing a preset button repeatedly, or by turning the tuning knob.
  3. On units with numbered buttons, a five-digit code is typed directly: button 1 types a 1, button 2 a 2, and so on, so it only uses the digits from 1 up to the buttons that enter it.
  4. Some units start by themselves after the last digit; others need a confirm key. If nothing happens after the last digit, tell us what the display shows rather than pressing other buttons.