Becker Car Audio & Video - Page 9 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

I have same issue, so I called a local dealership. They said sure no problem as long as you have the vin# make model etc. of the original car. Or you have to bring it in to dealer to pull code from radio. Becker charges 20 bucks as well with less info. Good luck

Try code 9106

TRY A GOOD CD CLEANER....SOUNDS LIKE A WORN LASER

Try code 0165

Try code 4213

Try code 54413

If your radio require a 4 digit code then try 5373

Try code 42332

Your code is 11131

not sure what caused it to go haywire, likely something to do with the bluetooth. be that as it may you need to pull the fuse for the radio for about 20 minutes to reset it. if you can't locate the fuse for the radio just unhook the battery for that length of time. be aware that if that radio requires a code you need to know it and how to enter it before you attempt to reset it.

Go to your local BMW dealership with your vehicle ID # and the Radio serial #. The can look it up or call BMW direct to get it. Other Auto manufacturer's charge 20-25 to do this, I'm not sure what BMW will charge. Hope this helps

The radio will have to be removed from the car dashboard .

Then please quote the MAKE + MODEL of your radio plus ALL the LETTERS and NUMBERS on any LABELS , BARCODES or STAMPED IN THE METAL CASING.

Required are the model number BE* * * *  and the SERIAL NUMBER

Try code 42611

1998 porchea boxter cdc-3 cd changer, The cd changer keeps on changing tracks as if their are no cd's in the changer. keeps going from 1 to 6 and then changes to radio.

Your code is 5193

"If a malfunction of the unit should occur,
such that it becomes inoperable or defective
in some other way, a restart of the
internal unit software (reset) can be triggered
with the following button combination:
To trigger a reset, simultaneously press '1'
multifunction button , '3'multifunction
button and 'tel 'the button.
After a reset of the unit software, the
Navigation CD must be re-inserted."

On the face of the stereo is a * button. Push this button then use the numbers on the face of the stereo to go directly to that station. Example, my favorite classical station is 90.7. Push the * then 907. This station will appear in display. Then push and hold for about 5 seconds the preset button you would like this station to be. The stereo will momentarily blink to a different station then come back. Station set.

try 55555

Your code is 41133

I've used this radio for years.  It's a direct replacement for Porsche cars up to about 1998.  Installation is easy and make sure to get the iPod connection cable.  It's an assessory.  
About AM yes there's the 9kHz vs 10KHz, but frankly here in LA it gets better AM reception than the JBL in my new Prius.  The only problem is you can't buy it in NA.  Getting it from the EU is a pain.  But it's worth it