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  1. ita

    italrosso Active Member

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    Bit of a long shot this, but does anyone know where I can get the security code for a Phillips radio for free? My car is so knackered it hardly seems worth paying the £7.99 fee most websites charge.

    Thanks for any help
     
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    O.W.T. New Member

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    take it out and stick it in the fridge for the night nt
     
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  3. ita

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    erm???

    Sorry, don't get you mate
     
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    Apparently, but don't quote me on this, it works...

    Sticking it in the fridge, that is. I've never had a first hand verification of its effectiveness but I’ve heard many recommendations of it!
     
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  5. ita

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    You had better not laugh at me if I do nt
     
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  6. Gue

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    RE: You had better not laugh at me if I do nt

    I shan't, mate - it's worth a try if it's an old unit.

    Like I said, I couldn't verify it works but I've heard it suggested enough times...
     
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  7. ita

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    Nothing to lose but my radio smelling of cheese I suppose!

    I cannot believe I am agreeing to this
     
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  8. Gue

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    RE: You had better not laugh at me if I do nt

    get on ebay, for 20 quid you can get a smart headunit - wont be brand u'll av heard but i got one not long back with an auxillary input to connect ipod. You can even plug a usb stick straight into it and it'll play mp3s of it. standard iso connector so dead easy to fit.
     
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    italrosso Active Member

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    this thread is getting weirder

    radio in the fridge ... smart head unit from ebay ... what next ... :)S)
     
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    RE: Nothing to lose but my radio smelling of cheese I suppose!

    Let me know if it works, mate! It'd nice to be able to recommend it with confidence!
     
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    do what ketilbert said, it does work nt
     
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    Whats the make and model?
     
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  13. ita

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    ok will give it a try. next to the gruyere or the mozzarella? nt
     
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  14. Gue

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    RE: ok will give it a try. next to the gruyere or the mozzarella? nt

    Mozzarella - it has a more musical ring to it!
     
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    italrosso Active Member

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    duplicate post (sorry)

    .
     
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  16. ita

    italrosso Active Member

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    yet another duplicate (soz)

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    Phillips B112

    Serial number PHF011W4047393

    Model 22DC449/64L
     
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  18. Gue

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    RE: do what ketilbert said, it does work nt

    Does it really? I have heard people say it does but I've never known anyone who's done it successfully?

    Worth a try, I suppose!
     
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    how? what happens? nt
     
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    RE: Phillips B112

    What car is that in?
     
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