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Hello all.
In my wife's Honda, if you disconnect the battery you will have to put a 5 digit code into the radio to get it to work. i *JUST* got a 2011 Cruze LT yesterday and I was wondering if it was the same situation: would I need a code if I disconnect the battery?
Google wasn't much of a help, and when I searched here I thought I got the right answer (http://www.cruzetalk.com/forum/36-g...0494-radio-code-after-battery-disconnect.html) but another site contradicts that answer. (Infotainment system locked - Welcome - Chevrolet Cruze Forum)
My stereo is the base one; no bluetooth, no usb, no nav, no nothing. Just aux, cd, fm, and Xm. I didn't get any manuals or paperwork with the car... If it matters I'm in Canada, but the car is US made...
Thanks for any help!
In my wife's Honda, if you disconnect the battery you will have to put a 5 digit code into the radio to get it to work. i *JUST* got a 2011 Cruze LT yesterday and I was wondering if it was the same situation: would I need a code if I disconnect the battery?
Google wasn't much of a help, and when I searched here I thought I got the right answer (http://www.cruzetalk.com/forum/36-g...0494-radio-code-after-battery-disconnect.html) but another site contradicts that answer. (Infotainment system locked - Welcome - Chevrolet Cruze Forum)
My stereo is the base one; no bluetooth, no usb, no nav, no nothing. Just aux, cd, fm, and Xm. I didn't get any manuals or paperwork with the car... If it matters I'm in Canada, but the car is US made...
Thanks for any help!