To get your Mazda radio code, send us the radio's serial or model number, the name of the company that built the radio, and your VIN, and we email the factory code back. Mazda used more than one radio maker, which is why we ask for all three.
Mazda factory radios lock themselves when power is lost, and they stay silent until the security code is entered. The radio is not faulty — the anti-theft lock is working exactly as designed. Common causes:
Mazda did not build all of its own radios. Its factory units were built by different companies, including Panasonic and Philips. Knowing which company built yours helps us match the right code to your serial number. The maker's name is printed on the radio's label, so you can read it at the same time as the serial.
The label is on the side of the radio chassis, so the radio has to come out of the dash to read it. From that label, write down:
On the order form, put the radio maker in the vehicle field next to the year and model of the car. If part of the label is worn or hard to read, email us a photo and we will tell you what we need.
The 17-character VIN is at the bottom of the driver's side windshield, and it is also on your registration and insurance card. It confirms exactly which car the radio came from. Curious how the two numbers work together? See VIN vs serial number.
Entry differs across Mazda head units, so the exact method for your specific radio is emailed along with the code. Do not guess — attempts are limited before a lockout. If you are not sure what the display is telling you, see radio lock messages explained.
Code cards often go missing when a car changes hands. That is no problem. The code is matched to the radio, so the label details and the VIN are all we need, whoever owned the car before you. More on this in used car radio codes.
We work every hour of every day. Standard orders are emailed back in 30 minutes to 24 hours. Choose Express and your code is guaranteed within one hour. Radio-Code.com has supplied factory radio codes since 1998.
It is on the label on the side of the radio chassis, along with the name of the company that built the radio. We also need your 17-character VIN.
Standard service delivers your code in 30 minutes to 24 hours. Express service is guaranteed within one hour.
Serial number, radio maker and VIN ready? Ordering takes about two minutes.
