Kia radios unlocked online — Kia and Hyundai share the same head units, so the same tables answer them.
Kia and Hyundai are the same group and share head units, so a Kia radio is read exactly like a Hyundai one: the label is on the casing, and the unit has to come out of the dash to see it.
On the label is a barcode with two numbers under it: one after (01) and one after (21). The code is built from the last four digits of the (21) number — those four are all we need.
Which four digits. On a label reading (01) 1 880 912179 0017 (21) 09 11 0769 the answer is 0769. Numbers with letters sitting inside the digits — A2C53354153, 961401G000 — are part numbers, and no code can be worked out from them.
Why we ask which unit you have. Two families build their code differently from the same four digits, and the label alone does not say which. That one question in the form is the difference between a right answer and a coin toss. Picked the wrong one? Tell us and we will send the other.
If your label has no (21) number and instead reads something like BS0212050057403, that is a different unit and we cannot work it out yet — the form will tell you so rather than guess. Email us a photo of the label if you are not sure which number is which.
The four digits at the end of the (21) number are the key — copy those.
0769
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.
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