Hey, just d/c my battery to reset my ECU, plugged in the battery again and realised that I have no idea what the code is - is it individual to the car, in which case I'm ****ed or can I take it in to a local Mitsu service centre and get it fixed? :doubt:

Hiya, same thing happened to me recently, My car only 4 months old
so rang dealer, asked my rego number, gave me code and fixed.
Not sure in your case, also check your service book.

Nedd to ring a mits dealer with rego and vin number, they will then get the number from a on-line service and give you radio code back to you.

thanks guys :cool:

use 1111 tho u have to enter it a few times :badgrin:

use 1111 tho u have to enter it a few times :badgrin:

hahah, or it could be a good excuse for you to buy an aftermarket head unit :P

use 1111 tho u have to enter it a few times :badgrin:



Dont do that or the radio will shut down from incorrect code, if you cant get it then let me know as i have some contacts at mitsubishi and will get it for you...

Cheers
jason

nah 1111 is ok, its like some test code that activates it for 10 seconds then it turns back off. pretty sure its 1111 anyway :bowrofl:

Its the test code then if it does that. will work for 3mins...

when i got my ts the head unit said code
traveled too far to turn back an get the code so i pushed the number buttons 2344 bang the code worked first pop i douldn't belive it
so maybe 2344 might work for yo too fingers crossed

nah 1111 is ok, its like some test code that activates it for 10 seconds then it turns back off. pretty sure its 1111 anyway :bowrofl:

Lol I've heard bout this.

Yeah they want me to bring it in... Been a few days without a stereo now :shock: :doubt:
Problem is, it officially is in my uncle's name (for insurance, tax, etc etc) and he lives like... the other side of the country. Soooo... Will I have a problem proving that I'm the owner of the car? :P