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Your code appears right away after the payment goes through, and the same code is emailed to you. The service runs round the clock, so there is nothing to wait for.

Every order carries a money-back guarantee: film the serial and the code being entered, send it over, and the full amount is refunded.
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NAFTA variant of the 8.4 VP2RFP. UAM/UCM are NAFTA codes; UJM is the RHD/ROW sibling. Part numbers in the P68292822 or PZ8292822 range confirm.

White printed label on the top of the chassis near the rear edge. Three 7mm bolts and two trim clips release the dash bezel; pull the radio forward enough to read the label from above. That number (it starts with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C) is all the code generation needs.

Compatible Serial Number Formats

Serial Prefix Status
TQN Supported
TVPQN Supported
A2C Supported
A3C Supported

If your serial starts with any prefix above, we can recover your code.

How it goes

One number, three steps, about two minutes.

  1. 1 Track down the number on the unit Look for it on the chassis label. The radio normally has to come forward a little - the wiring can stay plugged in.
  2. 2 Add it to the form Just the serial and your email. The validator runs before the payment step.
  3. 3 Get the code The code appears the moment the payment clears, and a copy goes to your email. Save it - the same four digits work for the life of the radio.

Covered by a full refund if the code turns out not to fit your unit.

Factory sticker with the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM serial number for radio code retrieval

Same label, different radio: yours carries its own serial in this spot.

Sample serials we handle

Typical Chrysler serial numbers look like this:

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

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

How to Identify the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM

Before ordering a radio code it is important to confirm the exact model. Match the design, controls, display and features below with the unit in your dashboard.

Visual clues on this unit:

  • 8.4" touchscreen in the centre of the dash
  • The chassis label carries the VP2RFP UAM UCM sales code
  • Serial number starting with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C

Your radio is the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM if:

  • the factory label reads VP2RFP UAM UCM
  • the serial on the label starts with TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C
  • the car left the factory between 2017-2021
  • the display matches the Uconnect 8.4 8.4" touchscreen
Easy to mix up?

NAFTA variant of the 8.4 VP2RFP. UAM/UCM are NAFTA codes; UJM is the RHD/ROW sibling. Part numbers in the P68292822 or PZ8292822 range confirm.

Overview of the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM

The Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM is an original factory-installed head unit developed for selected Chrysler vehicles. Designed to provide reliable audio playback and vehicle integration, this unit may also offer Bluetooth connectivity, touchscreen controls, CD/DVD playback, navigation or multimedia support, depending on the exact configuration.

Continental Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM is the 8.4-inch NAFTA Uconnect on the refreshed VP2RFP platform - large flush-mounted touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM and built-in NA maps. Carries P68292822 and PZ8292822 part-number families.

Chrysler used the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM on selected models produced between 2017-2021, typically alongside the Continental multimedia platform. It is one of the factory units most often encountered from that era.

Typical features include:

8.4" touchscreen

AM/FM radio

SiriusXM satellite radio*

Smartphone mirroring: CarPlay / Android Auto*

Hands-free Bluetooth with audio streaming

USB media playback

Steering wheel control support

Anti-theft security code

*Availability varies with the vehicle specification.

The Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM 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 comes back to life.

For the manufacturer's own documentation of this platform, see the official Uconnect site.

Finding the Serial Number on the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM

Your unlock code is tied to the radio's serial number, so it is the one detail the form asks for. The number lives on the label stuck to the chassis of the radio itself.

Where exactly: White printed label on the top of the chassis near the rear edge. Three 7mm bolts and two trim clips release the dash bezel; pull the radio forward enough to read the label from above.

Getting to the label:

  1. Ease the radio out of the dash - most units need a pair of release keys, which cost very little online.
  2. Find the printed label on the housing and read the serial off it - it sits near the barcode.
  3. Type it into the form exactly as printed, with no spaces or dashes.
What the serial looks like: TQN or TVPQN followed by 9 more characters; A2C followed by 16 more characters; A3C followed by 13 more characters.
Factory sticker with the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM serial number for radio code retrieval

Serial number location on this unit

The process on video

Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM radio code by serial number - video thumbnail

Our own clip of the unlock - more videos are on the channel.

How Owners End Up on This Page

A locked Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM is nearly always the result of one of four everyday situations, none of which mean anything is broken.

The seller had no code

Used cars very often arrive with a locked radio and no code card in the glovebox. The serial number on the unit is all that is needed to recover it.

A different unit is in the dash now

A used unit from a donor car always arrives locked, and the code from your old radio will not fit - the code follows each radio's own serial number, so order it for the serial on the REPLACEMENT unit.

New battery, locked radio

Whether the battery was changed or just ran flat, the radio sees a power loss and asks for the code the next time it starts.

After electrical work

The repair worked - the locked radio is just the side effect of the battery being off the car for a while.

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

Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM Technical Details

Specification Value
Manufacturer Continental
Radio Family Uconnect 8.4
Variant VP2RFP UAM UCM
Vehicle Brand Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep / Ram
Production Years 2017-2021
Display 8.4" touchscreen
Serial Prefixes TQN, TVPQN, A2C, A3C

Depending on the vehicle configuration, the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM may include extra multimedia features such as Bluetooth hands-free calling, USB media playback or factory navigation. Equipment levels can vary between production years and trims.

Supported Part Numbers 17

Every reference below is covered by this service. Find yours on the chassis label of the radio to confirm you are on the right page.

Behind the 17 references sit 2 base part numbers; suffix letters like AA or ZD distinguish factory revisions of the same hardware, all of them covered here.

P68292822AB P68292822AC P68292822AD P68292822AE P68292822AF P68292822AG P68292822AH P68292822AI P68292822AJ PZ8292822AB PZ8292822AC PZ8292822AD PZ8292822AE PZ8292822AF PZ8292822AG PZ8292822AH PZ8292822AI

The part number is printed on the sticker on top of or on the side of the radio chassis, usually next to the serial number. If yours appears above, the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM is the right page.

Which Vehicles Use the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM?

Vehicle Model Typical Production Years Notes
Chrysler 300, Pacifica (NA, nav trims) 2017-2021
Dodge Charger, Challenger, Durango (NA, nav trims) 2017-2021
Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 refresh, Cherokee KL refresh, Compass MP (NA, nav trims) 2017-2021
Ram 1500/2500/3500 (NA, Laramie/Longhorn/Limited) 2017-2021

The vehicles listed above are the most common factory applications for the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM. Equipment packages and regional specifications differ, so verify the radio using its design, serial number or part number before ordering a code.

Typing the code into your Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM

Nothing to install and no tools needed - only the code itself.

  1. Give the radio power - key to accessory is enough - and wait for the code prompt.
  2. The screen shows a numeric keypad for the four digits.
  3. Punch in all four digits, first to last.
  4. Verification happens by itself once the fourth digit is in.
  5. The security screen disappears and the unit returns to normal operation.

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. After three wrong codes the screen shows "INCORRECT CODE - WAIT" with a 30-minute countdown. The timer counts down only while the radio has 12V applied; cutting power restarts the 30 minutes.

The label is not where I expected

Only the radio itself carries it - bring the unit out and the label is right there. White printed label on the top of the chassis near the rear edge. Three 7mm bolts and two trim clips release the dash bezel; pull the radio forward enough to read the label from above.

Locked again after it was fine

Nothing is broken. Any interruption to the 12V supply brings the lock screen back. Any interruption of 12V power for more than about a minute - dead battery, battery replacement, jump-start failure, alternator service, or pulling the radio out of the dash.

This radio looks like several others

A few models in this family share the same face, so the label is what settles it. NAFTA variant of the 8.4 VP2RFP. UAM/UCM are NAFTA codes; UJM is the RHD/ROW sibling. Part numbers in the P68292822 or PZ8292822 range confirm.

Save the code: it stays valid, so the next battery change costs you nothing.

Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM FAQ

It is practically instant: the system calculates the code as soon as you pay, shows it straight away and sends an email copy. No staff, no queue.

Yes - the code never expires. Every time power is interrupted the radio asks again, and the same digits clear the lock. Keep it with the service book.

Yes, and this is one of the most common orders. It makes no difference where the unit came from - the code is generated from the serial on ITS label, so read the serial off the newly fitted unit and enter that.

From $9.99, depending on the radio family. You see the exact price for your serial at checkout before paying, so there are no hidden extras.

It does not change anything. A power cut only brings the prompt back; the identical code unlocks the radio every time.

It cannot be done. The serial number is the only thing the algorithm works from - no serial, no code.

Verified Customer Experiences

A few of the most recent reviews left after an unlock - the full list is on the reviews page.

"Worked great! I ordered the code at 8pm est and received the code at 2am est put the code it this morning and radio is working great!"

- Kayla Turner TN, Chrysler owner Verified purchase
Verified

I paid the $20 with hesitation but this worked perfect, got my code immediately. Thanks!!!

Kevin Kennedy - Chrysler

Verified

Wow I got my radio code and less than three minutes

Martin Murillo - Chrysler

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What Happens After You Order

Code delivered automatically once payment clears - on screen and by email.

A complete refund whenever the code fails to open your unit.

Available 24/7 - no appointment, no dealer visit, no towing.

The code never expires - keep it and future battery changes cost nothing.

Refund terms explained

Other OEM Radio Models

Still unsure? These closely related units share much of the same hardware as the Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM and may be what you actually have.

The Uconnect 8.4 VP2RFP UAM UCM is one of many Continental radios we cover - the Continental radio code overview lists the rest.