Fast Porsche Radio Code Lookup
As soon as payment is processed, the radio code becomes available on-screen and by email.
We're available 24/7, day and night.
Some requests require manual review (not common), and we clearly state that before checkout.
In that case the code in most cases arrives within 1 hour, with a maximum wait of 24 hours.
In the unlikely event the code fails, you're covered by our full refund policy.
To get a refund, send a video showing the code entry with the serial number visible.
See our Refund Policy for full details.
The code generator covers most Porsche radios.
If the serial number matches our database, the correct code is retrieved automatically.
1. Understand the process in our demo video showing how the code is retrieved.
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1. Get your Becker serial number WITHOUT removing the radio - display it directly on the screen (see instructions below), OR pull out the unit to see the label on the back. No VIN needed!
2. When you have the serial number ready, just type it in the serial number field.
3. Go to checkout and instantly receive your 4-digit or 5-digit anti-theft unlock code, displayed on screen and sent to your email.
Serial Number on Display Screen
Serial Number on Back Label
No radio removal required! Display your Becker serial number directly on screen:
Becker Serial Number on Display Screen
We support all Porsche Becker radio models:
CR-11, CR-21, CR-31, CR-210, CCR-22, CDR-22, CDR-32, CDR-210, CR-220, CDR-220, Traffic Pro, MDR-32
All Becker serial numbers starting with BE are supported. Compatible with Porsche 911, Boxster, Cayenne, Cayman, Macan, and all classic models.
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If the security code for your Porsche radio is missing, there are a few ways to recover it.
One way to retrieve the radio code is by contacting a Porsche dealer, manufacturer, or authorized service center.
They usually require your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), proof of ownership, and vehicle documentation.
In some cases, additional verification such as a registration certificate may also be required.
The process is often delayed. Depending on the each dealer and availability of records, retrieving it may take several hours or even a few days.
Some dealers provide the code for free, while others charge a fee - which can sometimes be quite expensive.
Find Radio Code is a quick lookup tool that finds the correct unlock code for your Porsche radio.
The system does so by matching the radio's serial number with the manufacturer database.
The process of generating the code, requires the serial number from your radio and a valid email address. No dealership, paperwork or VIN are required.
Once the serial is submitted and the order is completed, the code is there.
Compatibility includes a wide range of factory-installed Porsche head units.
Everything is processed automatically through our secure lookup tool, and each order is covered by a 100% refund guarantee if the code does not work.
Once you find the radio serial number, the unlock code can be generated instantly.
The serial number is on a label on the back or side of the radio unit. On Becker CDR-220 and CR-220 units it can also be retrieved on-screen without removal.
BE7822, BE0512). Models include CDR-220, CR-220, CDR-23, and CDR-24.
Serial Number on Screen Display
Serial Number on Back Label
On Becker CDR-220 and CR-220 units, the serial number can be shown on-screen:
Other Porsche/Becker models (CDR-23, CDR-24) require physical removal to read the serial label.
Entering the code into your radio takes only a few steps.
Most radios display four dashes when powered on.
Use the radio preset buttons to type the digits.
Some models require you to press a specific button - such as pressing 5, Enter or OK to confirm or holding "Seek", "Tune" or the preset key.
Avoid entering the wrong code repeatedly.
After 3 to 10 incorrect attempts the radio may temporarily disable input.
Lockout time varies by brand, sometimes requiring extended waiting.
Refer to your radio manual or our support guides if needed.
Many OEM head units will ask for a PIN code after a vehicle electrical reset.
This happens because the radio includes an radio locking system designed to prevent theft.
When power is restored, the unit displays a CODE prompt before normal operation resumes.
The required code is a PIN-style unlock code that restores normal operation.
Yes, all Porsche vehicles with factory-installed Becker radios require a radio code after battery disconnection or radio replacement. This applies to all models including 911 (996, 997, 991), Boxster, Cayenne, Cayman (981, 987), Macan, and classic models like 944.
The anti-theft feature is standard on all Porsche Becker radios. Your 4-digit or 5-digit code is permanently linked to your radio's unique serial number (starting with BE).
Start by inspecting the owner's manual. The code is occasionally found on a detachable slip or written directly on a section.
You can also look the glovebox or trunk, where dealers or previous owners may have stored a sticker with the code. Some also search for it behind trim pieces or inside the fuse box.
If you have the original radio code card, that's the simplest place to find the code - it usually includes both the serial number and unlock key.
There are a few options - but they depend on your situation.