Where do I get my Chrysler Sebring radio code?
To unlock a Chrysler Sebring radio (2007-2010), you need the 4-digit code that matches its serial number. The VIN does not carry the radio code, so no papers or dealer visit are needed. Most Uconnect screens can display the serial in Dealer Mode; otherwise it is printed on the radio label. Enter it above to get the code from $19.99.
Which radio unit could your Chrysler Sebring use?
Not sure which radio you have? Match your screen and faceplate against the Chrysler Sebring head units below. Each guide shows the serial prefixes, the years it was fitted and identification tips.
| Years | Factory radio | Serial starts with |
|---|---|---|
| 2001-2007 | Chrysler RAE Alpine Alpine |
TQ1AA, TT1AA, TH1AA, THAAA, TCAAA
|
| 2002-2008 | Chrysler RAD Alpine Alpine |
TQ1AA, TT1AA, TH1AA, THAAA, TCAAA
|
| 2007-2010 | Chrysler Media Center 640 RE2 Panasonic |
T0012, T00BE
|
| 2008-2012 | Chrysler Media Center 740N RB5 Panasonic |
T00AM, T00BE
|
| 2008-2010 | MyGIG NTG4 REN Harman |
T00AM, T00BE, T0012
|
| 2008-2010 | MyGIG NTG4 RER Harman |
T00AM, T00BE, T0012
|
| 2008-2012 | MyGIG NTG4 REU Harman |
T00AM, T00BE, T0012
|
What the serial label looks like
Real labels from these radio families. The serial is the code marked on each photo - not the part number. Tap a photo to see it full size.
Finding the S/N on a Radio
The only thing you'll need to get the code is your radio's radio serial. No VIN is needed.
On almost all Chrysler models, you can find it in one of the following locations:
- Visible on the radio screen (sometimes by using button combinations)
- On the radio housing itself - you'll need to extract it and write down serial (which is usually simple)
Search for a label such as: Serial Num. or SN.
1. Getting Sebring's S/N on the Display
The Chrysler Sebring (2007–2010) was sold as both a sedan and a convertible. The same radio was used across both body styles — a MyGig system or a basic AM/FM/CD unit depending on trim, but neither version has a Dealer Mode screen method.
Whether you have the sedan or the soft-top convertible, the process is the same: the radio needs to come out physically. The serial number sticker is on the top or side of the radio chassis. Look for a 14-character alphanumeric code (e.g. T00AM1801T0282).
Convertible note The removable top does not affect radio access — the centre stack is identical in both variants. Follow the standard removal steps in the guide below.
2. Locating the S/N on the Radio Body
The serial number is usually found on a sticker attached to the head unit.
Step 1: Turn off the the ignition.
Step 2: After that, take off the surrounding panel.
Step 3: Then release the mounting clips.
Step 4: Carefully pull the radio forward partially (Be careful not to damage the cables).
Step 5: Search for the serial on the side of the unit.
Step 6: Write down the full Serial Number carefully and come back to our website so that we can generate your code.
Important: Differentiate the Serial Number and the Part Number!
Physical Radio Removal for Chrysler Sebring
Chrysler Sebring (2007-2010) radio removal follows standard Chrysler procedures.
Example: Chrysler Sebring serial number label location
Most Common Chrysler Sebring Serial Formats
Your Chrysler Sebring radio serial may be in T00AM format (14 characters, e.g. T00AM1801T0282), TM9 format (e.g. TM9123456789), or A2C format on newer Uconnect systems. The serial is printed on a label on the radio housing.
Common Chrysler Sebring Radio Code Issues
Dealing with a locked Chrysler Sebring radio? Usually, it was caused by one of these well-known situations.
Battery Replacement Radio Code Problem
When the battery is disconnected, the Chrysler Sebring radio enters anti-theft mode.
This security feature is designed to prevent theft by disabling the radio after power loss.
More Scenarios That Can Lock Your Sebring's Radio
- Jump-starting the vehicle can trigger anti-theft mode, requiring the unlock code.
- After an ECU or software reset, the radio may lock.
- A fuse removal can cause the Chrysler Sebring radio to lock.
- Installing a used head unit will trigger the original radio code.
No-Cost Options First
There is a chance your Chrysler Sebring radio code is already somewhere in your car.
Before using a paid service, take a few minutes check the places below - you might be surprised.
Search the Vehicle Documents
- In the service booklet provided with the car.
- On a label in the door pillar.
- In the user guide, often on a separate code card.
- Near the spare tire, where some manufacturers place radio labels.
- On the back of the radio if the unit was previously removed.
Chrysler Dealer Assistance Option
Dealerships can generate your radio code by checking the VIN in their system.
They typically require proof of ownership before sharing the unlock code.
This is the official way to restore access to the factory radio.
Drawbacks:
- Some imported or older radios may need extra verification.
- The lookup is often not instant and may require waiting.
- You may need to contact service support during business hours.
- Dealers frequently charge a service fee (It may cost more than 100$).
Entering the Radio Code on Chrysler Sebring
You need to input the code into the system to unlock your Chrysler's radio.
In the locked unit, the screen usually displays a security message.
Based on the radio, use radio presets, control knob, or touchscreen to set each digit, then confirm the code to reactivate the audio system.
To enter the unlock code on your Uconnect radio:
- When the radio is locked, the screen will display "ENTER CODE" or show four dashes (----).
- Use the on-screen keypad (touchscreen models) or the preset buttons (non-touchscreen models) to enter each digit of your 4-digit code.
- After entering all 4 digits, the radio unlocks automatically – no need to press a confirm button.
Tip: Ensure you enter the code carefully. Three incorrect attempts will trigger a temporary lockout.
Older non-touchscreen Chrysler radios – MODE + SCAN priming
Pre-touchscreen head units (REF, REN, RBZ era fitted to 2007 to 2012 Chrysler 200, 300, PT Cruiser, Town and Country, and Sebring) use a different entry path:
- Turn the radio on with the ignition in ACC or ON. The display reads CODE.
- Press and hold MODE and SCAN together until the display shows 0000.
- Use presets 1, 2, 3, 4 to cycle each of the four digits in turn (preset 1 advances the first digit, preset 2 the second, and so on).
- When all four digits match your code, press SEEK to confirm. The radio unlocks and returns to normal play mode.
What is a Radio Code?
When the radio is disconnected from power, it immediately locks and requires an anti-theft code to be entered before it can be operated.
A factory radio code (also known as an anti-theft code) is a security feature integrated into factory car stereos to protect theft.
This system makes sure that a removed radio becomes useless without the original code.
Entering the right code restores full audio and infotainment functionality.
Chrysler Sebring Radio Code - FAQ
Yes. Each radio unit has its own unlock code.
If you install a different radio, you'll need the code for that particular device.
Many factory radios use a radio unlock code, but not every model year require one.
Whether a code is needed depends on the factory stereo and the production year.
Free radio codes are not easy to find.
Some manuals may help, but most codes require a dealer lookup.
The only no-cost option would be to search your car and its manual to see if you already have the code.
Uconnect is the infotainment system manufactured by Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) and used across Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Fiat, and Alfa Romeo vehicles. Most Uconnect radios feature an anti-theft protection system that activates whenever the radio loses power – for example after a battery replacement, a dead battery, or electrical work.
When triggered, the radio displays "ENTER CODE" and will not function until the correct 4-digit unlock code is entered. The code is linked to the radio's serial number, not the vehicle's VIN, which is why finding the serial number is the first step to unlocking.
Yes, for most vehicles. Uconnect systems from 2013 onwards feature a hidden Dealer Mode (or Engineering Mode) diagnostic menu that displays the serial number right on the display. You can access it by holding specific button combinations – no tools or radio removal required.
However, some 2020+ models may have had Dealer Mode restricted via software updates. If you can't reach the on-screen menu, the radio must be physically removed to read the serial number label on the unit. See our full Dealer Mode guide for step-by-step instructions with video tutorials.