Understanding the 2014 Dodge Avenger Radio Code Retrieval Process
- Rather than relying on Dodge dealership lookup or online threads you can retrieve the code online with the radio S/N.
- Start by finding the serial number. It is always present on the unit itself, and in some cases it can be visible on the Avenger's display.
- Enter it into the generator above, and our software will calculate the correct 2014 Avenger unlock code.
- After receiving your code, type it in using Avenger's radio buttons to release the blockade fully.
- The entire process takes just a short moment and requires no VIN, documents, or technical knowledge.
How Serial Numbers Work and Where to Find Them on 2014 Dodge Avenger Radios
Very useful thing to know is that factory radios use a unique serial number to identify each unitindividually.
The security system matches the code directly to this serial.
Different from car-specific data like VIN or registration information, it is not determined by the model or production year, so you'll be able to retrieve it even if you have a radio that you installed afterwards.
Depending on the maker and radio installed in your Dodge Avenger, the access method is different.
These are the most reliable ways to locate it.
Accessing the Serial Number Through the Radio Menu
Try the following for your 2014 Dodge Avenger:
The 2014 Dodge Avenger mid-size sedan of this generation uses a MyGIG radio (RBZ 430) or an first-generation Uconnect system fitted in the sedan's center stack. These older head units lack on-screen serial display.
The serial number must be found by physically removing the radio from the Avenger's dashboard and locating the barcode label on the unit casing.
Pulling Out the Radio Unit to View the S/N on the Tag
If the serial number cannot be accessed on-screen, use the hardware method.
Most Dodge Avenger factory radios include a sticker with the serial number printed on the housing.
Process details:
- Disable power.
- Gently detach surrounding mounting frame.
- Loosen screws holding the radio.
- Move slightly to inspect the label.
To find the serial on the 2014 Avenger's radio, you must remove it from the dash:
- Turn off the vehicle.
- Carefully pry off the center stack bezel around the radio. The Avenger's center stack bezel is held by friction clips – work from the lower edge.
- Unscrew the 4 Phillips mounting screws holding the radio.
- Pull the unit forward and read the serial label on the top, side, or back of the radio.
Take care with the wiring harness. No need to disconnect it unless more space is required.
Example: Dodge Avenger serial number label location
Typical Serial Number Examples for 2014 Avenger
Typical radio models in the 2014 Dodge Avenger and their serial formats:
- MyGIG REP 430 (non-nav touchscreen) – Serial prefix:
TM9 - MyGIG RBZ 430 (6.5" touchscreen) – Serial prefix:
TM9orT00AM - MyGIG RER 730N (navigation) – Serial prefix:
TM9 - RES 130 (base CD/MP3) – Serial prefix:
TM9orT00AM
All serials are 14 characters. Ensure to use the serial number, not the part number (P05064... or 68...).
Code Entry Process for 2014 Avenger
After receiving 2014 Dodge Avenger anti-theft code from the S/N, you're ready to reactivate the radio.
Some drivers hesitate at this stage because input process can look different across radio versions, but it's usually simple.
When the radio shows CODE, it means the unit is waiting for the correct numbers.
Detailed Input Instructions for Avenger 2014
Entering the unlock code on the 2014 Avenger's radio:
- Turn ignition to ON. The radio displays "CODE" or "ENTER CODE".
- Touchscreen models (REP/RBZ/RER): Use the on-screen keypad to enter each digit.
- Non-touchscreen models (RES/REF): Press preset button 1 repeatedly for the first digit, button 2 for the second, 3 for the third, 4 for the fourth. Hold Enter/OK to confirm.
Warning: 3+ wrong attempts cause a lockout. Keep the Avenger's radio powered for about 60 minutes to clear it.
What Caused the Radio to Lock?
2011–2014 Avenger owners face this most often because of:
- Battery disconnect or replacement — the primary cause on pre-2014 Avengers.
- Aging battery failure — older Dodge sedans are prone to battery failure which cut power without warning.
- Blown fuse — a blown radio fuse also counts as a power loss.
- Used purchase — buying these used leaves buyers without the code.
The unlock code is tied to the radio serial and does not expire.
Fixing Common Code Entry Problems for 2014 Avenger
The Avenger's early Uconnect radio requires physical removal to access the serial label. On the label:
- Serial number — 14 characters, starts with
TM9orT00AM. Submit this. - Part number — prefixed by
P05064or68. Not needed.
Transcribe all 14 characters carefully — similar-looking characters are easy to mix up on older stickers.
After three wrong codes on the Avenger's early Uconnect, a 60-minute lockout activates. The display will show "WAIT":
- Leave the radio powered — key must stay in ON, engine off is fine.
- Wait the full 60 minutes.
- Cycling the ignition resets the timer.
Once clear, try the verified code again.
The entry method on the Avenger varies with which radio is fitted:
- Touchscreen models (MyGIG REP 430, RBZ, RER 730N) — Tap digits on the touchscreen. The display accepts each digit.
- Non-touchscreen models (RES 130, REF) — Press preset button 1 repeatedly to reach the first digit, button 2 for the second, 3 for the third, 4 for the fourth. Hold Enter/OK to confirm.
Not sure of your radio: a touchscreen means touchscreen entry; a black physical display means preset buttons.
A rejected code on the Avenger's early Uconnect almost always means a serial number mismatch. The label shows a serial number (TM9 or T00AM, 14 characters) and a part number (P05064... or 68...) — submit only the serial.
Look at the sticker again and contact support for a free re-check if needed.
When no "CODE" screen appears after a battery event:
- Ensure the ignition is in ON (not ACC) and wait 15–20 seconds to power up.
- Inspect the radio fuse — fuse failure stops the radio.
- On some older units, pressing the power button on the radio face can wake the code prompt.
Should nothing appear, power issue is the first thing to check.