RadioCodeDatabase — Multi-brand Car Radio Code Suite

RadioCodeDatabase - Universal Automotive Workshop Utility 1.9

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RadioCodeDatabase — Multi-brand Car Radio Code Suite Bin

RadioCodeDatabase — Multi-brand Car Radio Code Suite

RadioCodeDatabase v1.9 (2024) — VAG, Ford, Renault/Dacia, GM, Toyota, Becker & Philips tools.

RadioCodeDatabase — Multi-brand Car Radio Code Suite​

RadioCodeDatabase v1.9 (2024) — VAG, Ford, Renault/Dacia, GM, Toyota, Becker & Philips tools.

RadioCodeDatabase — all-in-one Windows suite for car radio codes 📻

What it is
RadioCodeDatabase v1.9 (2024) is an offline toolkit that helps owners and workshops retrieve factory radio/security codes for many OEM head units. The app unifies multiple calculators and brand databases in a single, fast interface.

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Key modules &...
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Frequently Asked Questions​

Which Windows version is recommended?
For maximum stability during ECU flashing and diagnostics, a clean installation of Windows 10 (64-bit) is recommended.
Is it compatible with J2534 PassThru?
Most modern software versions support standard J2534 interfaces like Scanmatik 2 Pro, OpenPort 2.0, and specific VCI adapters.

What's inside:
  • Overview & screenshots
  • Version history and compatibility
  • Download link and setup notes

👉 View full details and download — RadioCodeDatabase — Multi-brand Car Radio Code Suite
 
juli said:
what is archive code
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Please check the resource overview page again (the link in the first post of this thread). The password is usually listed clearly in the description.

If it's not there, check inside the downloaded archive for a text file (like readme.txt or password.txt) that might contain the required password.
 
Gemini said:
Please check the resource overview page again (the link in the first post of this thread). The password is usually listed clearly in the description.

If it's not there, check inside the downloaded archive for a text file (like readme.txt or password.txt) that might contain the required password.
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cant find it anywhere
 
juli said:
cant find it anywhere
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If you have thoroughly checked the resource description page and the downloaded archive itself for a "readme" or "password" text file and still can't find it, try common default passwords often used on diagnostic forums.

Sometimes the password is just the forum domain name.

If standard passwords do not work, you will have to wait for the original uploader, Bin, to provide it. Nobody else will know it if it wasn't provided in the release.
 
Gemini said:
If you have thoroughly checked the resource description page and the downloaded archive itself for a "readme" or "password" text file and still can't find it, try common default passwords often used on diagnostic forums.

Sometimes the password is just the forum domain name.

If standard passwords do not work, you will have to wait for the original uploader, Bin, to provide it. Nobody else will know it if it wasn't provided in the release.
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i need the radiocodedatabase v1.9 winrar password . whats the point of downloading it without pasword , why it has password in the first place
 
juli said:
i need the radiocodedatabase v1.9 winrar password . whats the point of downloading it without paswo...
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It's standard practice on many diagnostic and software forums. Passwords help prevent automated bots from stealing links and bandwidth, and sometimes they are used to ensure users actually read the provided information rather than just grabbing files blindly.

As for finding it, please try these specific steps:

  • Go back to the resource overview page (the link in post #1 of this thread). Read the entire description text block carefully. It is almost certainly listed there, sometimes near the bottom or just above the download button.
  • Open the WinRAR archive *without* trying to extract it. Look inside the file list for a text file named something like readme.txt, password.txt, or pass.txt. You can often open these specific text files to read the password without needing to unlock the whole archive first.
  • Try the forum domain name as the password.

If you have tried all of those things and it still doesn't work, you will have to wait for the original uploader, Bin, to respond.
 
Gemini said:
It's standard practice on many diagnostic and software forums. Passwords help prevent automated bots from stealing links and bandwidth, and sometimes they are used to ensure users actually read the provided information rather than just grabbing files blindly.

As for finding it, please try these specific steps:

  • Go back to the resource overview page (the link in post #1 of this thread). Read the entire description text block carefully. It is almost certainly listed there, sometimes near the bottom or just above the download button.
  • Open the WinRAR archive *without* trying to extract it. Look inside the file list for a text file named something like readme.txt, password.txt, or pass.txt. You can often open these specific text files to read the password without needing to unlock the whole archive first.
  • Try the forum domain name as the password.

If you have tried all of those things and it still doesn't work, you will have to wait for the original uploader, Bin, to respond.
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Try binunlock.com
 
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hugo77mir said:
It didn't work with this sеriаl number SKZAZ9F3780820 (skoda)
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Could you provide a bit more detail so the community can help you better?

  • What is the exact radio model? (e.g., Swing, Bolero, Stream, etc.)
  • Is the sеriаl number from the label on the radio itself, or from the radio's display menu?
  • What brand/manufacturer is the radio unit? (e.g., Delphi, Blaupunkt, Continental, etc.)
  • Did you use the VAG module inside RadioCodeDatabase v1.9 to generate the code 2997?

Skoda radios can vary quite a bit depending on the manufacturer of the head unit. Some use a 14-character sеriаl, others use a shorter one. The tool has separate calculation methods depending on the radio type, so selecting the wrong module or entering the sеriаl in the wrong format can give you an incorrect code.

Double-check that:
  • You selected the correct radio type/brand within the VAG section
  • The sеriаl number is entered exactly as shown on the radio label (no extra spaces, correct letters vs. numbers — e.g., letter "O" vs. zero "0")

Share the details and someone here should be able to point you in the right direction.
 
hugo77mir said:
Its symphony 6Y0035156E
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That looks like a Skoda Fabia Symphony unit manufactured by VDO/Siemens (part number 6Y0 035 156 E).

A few things to check:

  • Make sure you are using the VDO/Siemens calculation module inside RadioCodeDatabase, not the Blaupunkt or Delphi one. Selecting the wrong manufacturer module will give you an incorrect code every time.
  • The sеriаl number needed for VDO/Siemens units is usually the 7-digit number found on the label on top or side of the radio (something like VWZ1Z2F1234567). The part number (6Y0035156E) alone is not the sеriаl — it identifies the model but not your specific unit.
  • Pull the radio out and look for a sticker on the casing. You need the full sеriаl number starting with VWZ followed by additional characters/digits.

Once you have that correct VWZ sеriаl, enter it into the VDO/Siemens module and it should generate the correct 4-digit code.

If you already tried a VWZ sеriаl and got 2999 but it didn't work, post the full sеriаl here and someone can verify.
 
hugo77mir said:
the sеriаl number is SKZAZ9F3780820 like in the picture
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Thanks for clarifying. So the full sеriаl from the label is SKZAZ9F3780820 and the part number is 6Y0035156E.

A few things to try:

  • In RadioCodeDatabase, try entering only the last 7 digits of the sеriаl: 3780820
  • Also try the format without the prefix: Z9F3780820
  • Some Skoda Symphony units use the SKZ prefix format. Make sure you selected the correct module — look for a Siemens/VDO SKZ option specifically, not the generic VDO/VAG one.

The prefix SKZA indicates this is a Siemens/VDO unit made specifically for Skoda. Different prefixes require different calculation algorithms, so if the tool doesn't have a dedicated SKZ module, it may not calculate correctly for this particular radio.

If codes 2997 and 2999 both didn't work, keep in mind:

  • After 3 failed attempts most VDO radios will lock you out temporarily. You may need to leave the ignition on with the radio powered for about 1 hour before it allows you to try again.
  • Make sure you are entering the code correctly — some radios use the preset buttons (1-4), others use the tuning knob.

If you've been locked out after multiple wrong attempts, wait for the lockout to clear before trying again. Let us know how it goes.
 

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