Continental FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM Security Code Online

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There is no wait: the system generates the code automatically after payment and shows it immediately, plus an email copy for your records.

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The 560 is a newer generation than the 520 - faster processor and refreshed UI. Part number on the chassis label is the deciding signal between the two.

Top of the chassis on a white sticker. Removal required. Nothing else is required - the serial (it starts with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C) alone produces the code.

Serial Number Prefixes for the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM

Serial Prefix Status
TQN Supported
TVPQN Supported
A2C Supported
A3C Supported

If your serial starts with one of these, we can retrieve your code.

What you need to do

One number, three steps, about two minutes.

  1. 1 Find the serial number On the printed label on the radio housing, next to the barcode. Most units have to come out of the dash - release keys cost a few dollars.
  2. 2 Key in the serial Enter the full serial with your email address. A format check flags mistakes before checkout.
  3. 3 Get the code You get the digits immediately, with an email copy for safe keeping. Type them into the radio and it plays again.

Money-back guarantee if the code does not open your radio.

Serial number label on the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM chassis, used to generate the unlock code

This is an example label - the one in your car sits in the same place and looks much like it.

Example serial numbers

Examples of serial numbers taken from Chrysler vehicles:

TQN33227AGHF (prefix: TQN)
TVPQN32427GRQA (prefix: TVPQN)
A2C1453320420008333 (prefix: A2C)
A3C002546000020002320 (prefix: A3C)

Prefixes we see most: TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C

Do You Have the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM?

Not sure if your vehicle is equipped with the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM? Compare the design, controls, display and features listed below against your factory radio.

Visual clues on this unit:

  • 8.4" touchscreen set into the middle of the dash
  • A navigation unit - maps installed from the factory
  • A Europe-market build
  • The chassis label carries the 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM sales code
  • Serial number starting with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C

You most likely have the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM if:

  • 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM appears as the sales code on the label
  • the label serial begins with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C
  • the model year sits within 2017-2020
  • the 8.4" touchscreen is the one the VP2 family uses
Easy to mix up?

The 560 is a newer generation than the 520 - faster processor and refreshed UI. Part number on the chassis label is the deciding signal between the two.

Your FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM Serial Number - Where to Look

The code is generated from the radio's own serial number, so that number is the only thing you need before ordering. It is printed on the factory sticker of the unit itself, not in the vehicle documents.

On this unit: Top of the chassis on a white sticker. Removal required.

Three steps to the serial number:

  1. Bring the radio out of its slot; release keys do it in seconds and nothing needs disconnecting.
  2. Find the printed label on the housing and read the serial off it - it sits beside the barcode.
  3. Enter it exactly as it appears - no spaces, no dashes.
Expected format: TQN or TVPQN followed by 9 more characters; A2C followed by 16 more characters; A3C followed by 13 more characters.
Serial number label on the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM chassis, used to generate the unlock code

The label you are looking for

About the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM

Fitted as original equipment in selected Chrysler models, the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM handles audio playback and vehicle integration from the factory. Depending on the version, it can also add Bluetooth, touchscreen operation, CD/DVD playback, navigation or wider multimedia support.

Continental FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM is the 560-series 8.4-inch ECE Fiat head unit with DAB+ tuner, navigation and telematics box module. Same form factor as the FIAT 520 8.4 but on the 560 hardware generation.

Production of the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM ran across 2017-2020, mainly in Chrysler models built around the Continental multimedia platform, so plenty of these units are still on the road.

Common features on this unit:

8.4" touchscreen

AM/FM radio

Navigation built in, with factory map data

DAB+ digital radio*

Bluetooth for hands-free calls and music streaming

USB input for music playback

Steering wheel control support

Anti-theft security code

*Availability varies with the vehicle specification.

The FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM carries the same anti-theft protection as most factory units. Once power is cut - a flat battery, a battery swap, or the radio being removed - it will ask for the original code before it plays again.

For the manufacturer's own documentation of this platform, see Continental Automotive.

Typical Ways a FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM Gets Locked

A locked FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM is nearly always the result of one of four everyday situations, none of which mean anything is broken.

You bought the car second-hand

No handbook, no code card, seller unreachable - none of it matters. The radio's own serial number carries everything needed to calculate the code.

A repair cut the power

Alternator, starter or fuse-box work usually means disconnecting the battery - and the radio arms its anti-theft as a side effect of the repair.

A replacement radio

A radio from a scrapyard or an online sale comes with its own serial, so it needs its own code - read the label on the unit you fitted.

The battery was replaced

A replacement battery - or a flat one after the car sat for a while - cuts power to the radio, and the anti-theft system arms itself the moment power returns.

The route back to a working radio is the same in every case: serial number in, original code out, within seconds.

FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM Specifications

Specification Value
Manufacturer Continental
Radio Family VP2
Variant 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM
Market Europe
Vehicle Brand Fiat
Production Years 2017-2020
Display 8.4" touchscreen
Navigation Yes
Serial Prefixes TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C

Not every FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM offers the same set of features. Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, USB support or multimedia playback may differ depending on the vehicle specification, production year and factory equipment package.

Compatible Vehicles

Vehicle Model Typical Production Years Notes
Fiat 500X facelift, Tipo facelift (EU connected nav) 2017-2020
Fiat Doblo (EU late connected trims) 2017-2020

Some vehicle models were available with more than one factory radio depending on trim level, production year or regional market. Always confirm your radio model before ordering a code.

Typing the code into your FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM

The code goes straight into the radio, not into the car's menus.

  1. Turn the ignition on so the radio powers up and shows the locked screen.
  2. A keypad for the code fills the middle of the screen.
  3. Tap the four digits of your code in order.
  4. There is no separate OK button - the radio checks the code on the last tap.
  5. A correct code clears the lock screen and the audio comes straight back.

If something goes wrong

Too many wrong attempts

After a few wrong entries the radio stops accepting codes for a while - cutting power only restarts the clock. 30-minute WAIT after three wrong attempts.

The serial is hiding from you

Nothing on the car's menus shows it - the number lives on the radio's own label. Top of the chassis on a white sticker. Removal required.

It is asking for the code a second time

By design, every loss of power re-arms the anti-theft lock. Loss of 12V supply.

Making sure it is the right unit

The differences are easy to miss, so check this before ordering. The 560 is a newer generation than the 520 - faster processor and refreshed UI. Part number on the chassis label is the deciding signal between the two.

Write the code down - the same four digits work for the life of the unit.

Everything Else You Might Ask

Usually yes, because the serial is printed on a label on the unit itself rather than shown on screen. Release keys are cheap and the unit only has to come forward far enough to read the label - there is no need to unplug anything.

No. The radio will ask for the code again after the next power cut, but it is always the same four digits - it is burned into the unit and never changes. Keep it in the glovebox and future battery changes cost you nothing.

Prices start at $9.99 and depend on the radio family. The checkout shows the final amount for your serial up front.

You can, and it saves time: order now, let the countdown finish with power applied, then enter the code that is already in your email.

The money-back guarantee covers it. Show us the serial and the code going in on a quick video and the full amount comes back.

No, and any service that claims otherwise is guessing. The serial is the only input the algorithm has - with no serial there is simply nothing to work from.

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What You Get

Your genuine code arrives the moment you pay, with an email copy for safe keeping.

Full money-back guarantee if the code does not open your radio.

Order at 3 a.m. or 3 p.m. - no dealership, no appointment, no towing.

One code, forever: the same digits unlock the unit after every power cut.

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Other OEM Radio Models

The models below look similar and are frequently mistaken for the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM. Not your radio? Open one of these.

Every Continental radio range we support, not just the FIAT 560 8.4 VP2 ECE DAB NAV TBM, is on the Continental radio code overview.