Jeep radio anti-theft code from the unit’s own serial — Becker, Uconnect and Alpine radios in the Grand Cherokee, Wrangler and Liberty.
For a Jeep radio code we need the serial printed on the unit itself. We answer the 14-character T0MYD… and T00BE…, the older TQ/TC… and TH…, and the 12-character TM9… found on Panasonic-built Uconnect units.
An A2C… Continental label works for Uconnect 3.0 and 5.0 — choose your unit in the list under the form. T00AM… we cannot decode yet, and the page says so before you leave any details.
Reading the label means taking the radio out of the dash: a prying tool lifts the plastic trim, and four screws behind it hold the unit.
Asking for the code “by VIN”? A dealer can sometimes find it in the factory record of the radio your car was built with. We go by the serial printed on the unit, so a radio swapped in from another car still gets its own, correct code.
Starts with T — copy all of it:
T0MYD304821657
Every card here is a code an owner told us worked, tied to an order we can check. Codes that did not work are not shown here, and a fee paid to skip the wait comes back automatically.
Read them allCode confirmed by the owner
Code confirmed by the owner
Code confirmed by the owner
Code confirmed by the owner
Code confirmed by the owner
Code confirmed by the owner