Date: Sat, 18 Dec 1999 10:57:48 -0500 From: "Dan Matz" <dmatznopsamnatha.net> Subject: Re: Radio problems
It has to do with the fact that at some time the battery has been disconnected. If you were provided a radio code at the time you purchased the vehicle (4 numbers, maybe 6) punch that into the radio. You may need to press the on button afterwards, I'm not sure. If you were not provided that code, or simply no longer have it, you'll need to write down the VIN, which is a 17 digit code you'll find on the back side of the door (where the door lock mechanism is) and call your saab dealer. They'll be able to give you the code. However, do not attempt just any random combination of numbers. If you do and you get the code wrong, you'll have to let the car sit with the key in the on position or running for 2 hours before it will reset. Now, why is this so complicated? Anti-theft. Ben Nick wrote in message <385B313F.278140E6nopsamdnet.att.net>... >Looking for some advise as to what is wrong with my radio in my 1989 >900S. I have recently replaced the main computer box/brain in my car. My >Saab has the factory Clarion for Saab stereo. It has always worked until >I replaced the computer in the car. Now the only thing it will do is >read "COd e" on the display. >I am assuming it has to do with the replacement of the main computer. >Anyone know what I have to do to fix this problem? >Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, >Thanks, >Nick >
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