Get Your Panasonic Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 Radio Code in 3 Simple Steps

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Within seconds. The code is generated the instant the payment completes and is shown on screen as well as emailed - day or night, without any waiting.

Then you get your money back - in full. A short clip of the serial number and the code entry is the only thing we ask for before the refund goes out.
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Top of the chassis on a white printed label. The dash trim bezel pops off with clips; three 7mm bolts hold the radio in place. There is no on-screen menu that exposes the serial while the unit is in lock mode. That number (it starts with TM9) is all the code generation needs.

Compatible Serial Number Prefixes

Serial Prefix Status
TM9 Supported

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

Your code in three steps

No VIN, no paperwork, no appointment - the serial number off the radio is all we need.

  1. 1 Get the serial off the radio Look for it on the sticker on the housing. The radio normally has to come forward a little - the wiring can stay plugged in.
  2. 2 Paste it into the box Exactly as printed, no spaces. The format is checked before you pay.
  3. 3 Unlock the radio The code is on screen straight away and in your inbox. It never expires and keeps working every time power is cut.

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

Serial number label on the Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 chassis, used to generate the unlock code

The sticker on your unit will look similar. Read the serial straight off it.

Sample serials we handle

Real Chrysler serials, so you know what you are looking for:

TM9341100221 (prefix: TM9)
TM9128455907 (prefix: TM9)
TM9067230144 (prefix: TM9)

Common prefixes: TM9

Do You Have the Chrysler Uconnect 8.4?

Before requesting 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.

What the Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 looks like:

  • Centre-stack 8.4" touchscreen
  • A serial that begins with TM9

This is probably your radio if:

  • the printed serial opens with TM9
  • the car left the factory between 2013-2018
  • the display matches the Uconnect 8.4 8.4" touchscreen
Easy to mix up?

This is the generic 8.4 listing - if you can identify a more specific suffix (RB4, RB5, RB6, RE2, RE3, RE6, UAQ, UAV, UCQ, UCV, UDQ, UDV, UGQ, UGV, UJQ, UJV, etc.) on your dealer sheet or part-number sticker, use that page for a more accurate match.

Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 Overview

The Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 is a dealer-installed Chrysler audio and multimedia unit. Alongside everyday radio and audio playback it may include touchscreen controls, Bluetooth, CD/DVD playback or factory navigation, depending on how the vehicle was specified.

Uconnect 8.4 is the generic Panasonic-built 8.4-inch touchscreen head unit fitted across the FCA range from 2013 onward. Recognisable by the large 8.4-inch screen that dominates the centre stack, with climate controls integrated into the lower portion of the display on most vehicles.

Between 2013-2018 the Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 appeared across a number of Chrysler models, usually on vehicles using the Panasonic multimedia platform. It stayed in production long enough to become a familiar sight in that generation of cars.

Common features on this unit:

8.4" touchscreen

AM/FM radio

Bluetooth hands-free and audio streaming

Media playback over USB

SiriusXM satellite radio*

Steering wheel control support

Anti-theft security code

*Availability depends on the vehicle specification.

The Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 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 the official Uconnect site.

Your Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 Serial Number - Where to Look

Your unlock code is bound 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.

On this unit: Top of the chassis on a white printed label. The dash trim bezel pops off with clips; three 7mm bolts hold the radio in place. There is no on-screen menu that exposes the serial while the unit is in lock mode.

How to reach the number:

  1. Pull the unit forward with release keys (a few dollars online) - the wiring can stay connected.
  2. Read the serial from the printed label on the housing, beside the barcode.
  3. Type it into the form exactly as printed, without spaces.
What the serial looks like: TM9 followed by 9 digits (for example TM9123456789).
Factory sticker with the Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 serial number for radio code retrieval

Your serial lives on a label like this

Two minutes of video beats a page of text

Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 radio code by serial number - video thumbnail

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

How Owners End Up on This Page

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

The battery was replaced

Any battery work counts as a power cut to the radio. It locks automatically and waits for the original code before playing again.

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.

After electrical work

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

A different unit is in the dash now

Swapping in a refurbished radio means a new serial and therefore a new code - the one from the old unit cannot work.

All four roads lead to the same solution - read the serial off the unit, enter it above, and the original code comes back instantly.

Technical Overview

Specification Value
Manufacturer Panasonic
Radio Family Uconnect 8.4
Vehicle Brand Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep / Ram
Production Years 2013-2018
Display 8.4" touchscreen
Serial Prefixes TM9

Not every Chrysler Uconnect 8.4 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
Chrysler 200, 300, Pacifica 2013-2018
Dodge Charger, Challenger, Durango, Grand Caravan, Journey 2013-2018
Jeep Cherokee KL, Grand Cherokee WK2, Wrangler JK 2013-2018
Ram 1500/2500/3500/4500/5500, ProMaster 2013-2018

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

Supported Part Numbers 18

These are the OEM references this page covers. If the number on your radio's label is in the list, we can retrieve your code.

The 18 references boil down to 11 base numbers - the trailing letters (AA, AB, ZC and so on) are factory revisions of the same unit, and every revision is supported.

68274235AA 68274764AA 68297276AA 68297907AA 68297907AB 68297907AC 68297907AD 68297907AE 68297907AF 68306402AA 68308781ZA 68429174AB 68429174AC 68429174AD 68461698AA 68497060AA 68615139AB 68615159AB

Look for the part number on the radio's factory label, typically beside the serial number. Any reference listed here is covered by this service.

Typing the code into your Chrysler Uconnect 8.4

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

  1. Switch the ignition on and let the radio boot to its security screen.
  2. The code prompt comes up with its own keypad.
  3. Enter the four digits in the order you received them.
  4. As soon as the last digit lands, the radio verifies on its own.
  5. On a correct code the radio leaves security mode and plays again.

When it does not go to plan

Too many wrong attempts

After a few wrong entries the radio stops accepting codes for a while - cutting power only restarts the clock. Three wrong codes triggers "INCORRECT CODE - WAIT" with a 30-minute countdown. The ignition must stay in RUN or ACC for the timer to run down; cutting power restarts it. The radio never permanently locks - the correct code always works after the timer expires.

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 printed label. The dash trim bezel pops off with clips; three 7mm bolts hold the radio in place. There is no on-screen menu that exposes the serial while the unit is in lock mode.

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 for more than about a minute - dead battery, battery replacement, alternator service, jump-start failure, or removal of the radio from the dash during repair.

Same face, different radio

One glance at the label removes the doubt - worth doing before the order. This is the generic 8.4 listing - if you can identify a more specific suffix (RB4, RB5, RB6, RE2, RE3, RE6, UAQ, UAV, UCQ, UCV, UDQ, UDV, UGQ, UGV, UJQ, UJV, etc.) on your dealer sheet or part-number sticker, use that page for a more accurate match.

The code belongs to the radio and never changes, so keep it somewhere safe once you have it.

Everything Else You Might Ask

It is. The code is calculated with the manufacturer's own algorithm from your serial number, so it is the exact code a dealer would look up - the difference is the price and the fact that you do not have to book an appointment.

Yes, and it is worth doing: order while the timer runs down, and by the time the radio accepts input again the code is waiting in your email. The lockout only blocks code ENTRY, not code retrieval.

Yes. The code belongs to the radio and never changes, so if the battery is disconnected again in a year the same four digits will unlock it. It is worth writing it down and keeping it with the service book.

No. The radio will ask for the code again after the next power cut, but it is the same code every time - it is burned into the unit and never changes. Keep it with the service book and future battery changes cost you nothing.

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.

Pricing depends on the radio family and starts at $9.99. The exact amount for your serial is shown at checkout before you pay anything, so there is no surprise at the end.

After the Code Arrived

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

"I was afraid this was a scam, but I took a chance and it worked perfectly. I bought the radio from a junkyard on ebay and of course it was locked. The unlock process was very easy and I received the code within seconds."

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Replaced broke screen radio in a 2016 Chrysler 200. New radio needed code dealership wanted all kinds of information. This website gave me the code instantly! Very helpful!

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What Is Included

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

Does not work? Every cent back - no questions beyond a short video.

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

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

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