How to Retreat 2017 Dodge Charger Radio Code [Instant]

Need the radio code for your Dodge Charger 2017? The unlock process is based on the radio's serial number, and it's the same for all Dodges. But if you want full instructions for your exact 2017 Charger, follow this guide.

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Serial Number Patterns:

Your radio serial may start with: T00AM, T00BE, TM9, T0MYD, A2C, TQN, TVPQN, T0071, T00AD

Serial Number Examples:

T00BE351823197 (T00BE)
TM9341100221 (TM9)
T0MYD164822563 (T0MYD)
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Fast Dodge Charger Radio Unlock Process Explained

Vehicle radios use anti-theft codes tied to the radio unit itself instead of the model or production year.

  • Our lookup service works by matching your Dodge Charger radio's serial number.
  • Once the serial number is submitted, the system identifies the radio family and retrieves the corresponding code.
  • Simply input the digits into the Charger stereo.
  • This approach saves time compared to traditional methods for 2017 Dodge Charger.

Where to Find the Serial Number on your Charger

The initial step is to locate the radio's S/N.

Based on the head unit type fitted in your 2017 Charger, the S/N can be found either through the display menu or by pulling the unit out and checking the label on the radio itself.

Below are the most common methods to identify your S/N the right way.

Fast Serial Lookup Using Radio Controls

Try the following for your 2017 Dodge Charger:

The 2017 Dodge Charger features a driver-focused cockpit and is equipped with the Uconnect 8.4" (RA3) touchscreen mounted prominently in the center console. The serial number can be retrieved directly on screen via Dealer Mode.

Climate Button Method:

  1. Turn the ignition to ACC or ON.
  2. On the Charger's center stack, the Climate Up, Climate Down, and Front Defrost buttons are positioned just beneath the 8.4" screen. Press and hold all three simultaneously for 5 seconds.
  3. Dealer Mode appears on the display.
  4. Navigate to: System InfoRadio Part InfoSerial Number.

Alternative: Hold Temperature Up (red) and Temperature Down (blue) together for 5 seconds to enter Engineering Mode, then follow the same menu path.

Check the S/N by Pulling Out the Radio

If the serial does not appear in menu, the next step is checking the radio itself.

Many Dodge radios require physical access to the ID label attached to the unit.

Usual approach:

  1. Start by completely shutting off the engine - pull the key out.
  2. Then remove the radio surround.
  3. Next, loosen the mounting points and move the radio forward.
  4. Look for a barcode label showing the serial number.

If Dealer Mode is unavailable on your 2017 Dodge Charger, the radio must be removed to access the serial label. The Charger's streamlined sedan center stack has a single trim panel around both the radio and HVAC controls:

  1. Remove the center stack bezel – Work a trim tool along the perimeter of the bezel – the panel uses friction clips and typically releases from the bottom corners first.
  2. Remove the 4 Torx T20 screws – Found at the corners of the radio mounting frame.
  3. Slide the radio forward – Pull the unit out just far enough to see the serial label on the side or top surface.

The serial is on a barcode sticker: a 14-character alphanumeric code. Cables can stay connected while you note it.

Dodge Charger 2017 radio serial number label location

Example: Dodge Charger serial number label location

Typical Serial Number Examples for 2017 Charger

The 2017 Dodge Charger Uconnect 8.4" radio is made by Harman or Continental. Standard serial number prefixes:

  • T00AM – Harman VP2 Uconnect 8.4" (standard format)
  • T00BE – Continental Uconnect 8.4" version
  • TM9 – Earlier Harman production units

Radio model designations for the 2017 Charger: RA3 (standard 8.4"), VP2 (8.4" with premium audio). Example serial: T00AM394958584 (14 characters).

Reminder Avoid mixing up the part number (P05064... or 68...) with the serial number. Only the serial is required for code retrieval.

Entering Your Unlock Code

Once you receive the correct unlock code based on the S/N, you can restore normal functionality by entering it into the unit.

The code entry process depends on the radio interface, but most 2017 Charger systems follow a similar structure using preset buttons, touch controls, or rotary knobs - depending on if it's a factory or an aftermarket unit.

You will typically see ENTER CODE displayed on screen.

Step-by-Step - The Correct Way to Enter It

To input the unlock code on the 2017 Dodge Charger's Uconnect 8.4":

  1. The screen shows "ENTER CODE" or ---- when the radio is locked.
  2. Use the on-screen touchscreen keypad to enter each digit of the 4-digit code.
  3. After the 4th digit, the radio unlocks automatically – no additional step is required.

Lockout: Three incorrect attempts trigger a 60-minute lockout. Keep the ignition ON for the full lockout period. Turning off the ignition resets the timer.

What Caused the Radio to Lock?

Charger owners encounter this most often because of:

  • Battery work during performance mods — Charger enthusiasts doing electrical work will encounter this after each disconnect.
  • Seasonal storage and battery drain — Chargers parked for months can deplete enough to trigger the anti-theft.
  • Routine battery replacement — any battery swap triggers the anti-theft.
  • Used purchase without history — buying a used Charger without the unlock code requires the code immediately.

Your Charger's unlock code is linked to the RA3 serial number and does not expire.

Fixing Common Code Entry Problems for 2017 Charger

The serial number label on Uconnect 8.4" radios lists multiple identifiers, and it is easy to pick the wrong one. Use this guide to identify the correct one:

  • Serial number — 14 alphanumeric characters, begins with T00AM, T00BE, or TM9. This is the one you submit.
  • Part number — starts with P05064... or 68.... This is not the serial.

The fastest method on 2017-era Dodge Charger units is via the on-screen Dealer Mode menu — it labels it clearly with no chance of confusion.

The usual explanation for a rejected code is entering a code tied to the incorrect serial number. On Uconnect 8.4" radios, the label shows both the serial number (14 characters, starting with T00AM, T00BE, or TM9) and a part number (begins with P or 68) — only the serial is used for code generation.

Should the code not work, re-read the serial from Dealer Mode or the label and contact support for a free re-check if anything looks off.

The Uconnect 8.4" (RA3/VP2) uses a touchscreen number pad exclusively for code entry — there are no physical preset buttons involved in this process. When you see the code entry screen:

  • Tap each digit on the on-screen keypad.
  • The radio auto-confirms once all four digits are entered — no submission button is required.

If the touchscreen seems unresponsive, restart the radio by turning the ignition off and on and wait half a minute for the display to reload.

If you've entered three wrong codes, the Uconnect 8.4" activates a 60-minute lockout and displays "WAIT" or "LOCKED" on screen. To exit the lockout:

  1. Keep the ignition ON — the key must stay in the ON position.
  2. Let the timer run for the entire hour.
  3. Switching off the ignition before the timer ends resets the timer back to 60 minutes.

Once the lockout clears, try again carefully.

Should the radio not ask for a code after a battery event, here is what to check:

  • Ensure the ignition is in the ON position and allow a few seconds to start up.
  • Check the radio fuse in the fuse box — a failed fuse can prevent the radio from requesting a code at all.
  • Some Dodge vehicles require a brief button press on the touchscreen to bring up the code entry prompt.

If the screen stays black, a blown fuse is the most likely cause — check the owner's manual for the radio fuse location.