Chrysler / Jeep / Dodge Panasonic TM9
InstantPanasonic TM9
Serial: 4 digits · e.g.
1234- Remove the radio.
- Read the 4-digit serial on the label (after "TM9").
Instant for most radios
Chrysler radio code
Chrysler Panasonic TM9, button-code and VP radios. Instant codes from the label.
- Free serial check
- £9.99 per code
- On screen + email
- Money-back guarantee
Step 1
Which Chrysler radio do you have?
Find the serial for your radio below. The serial tells us exactly which unit it is.
Chrysler / Jeep / Dodge button code
Not availableFour- and five-digit serial variants, five-button and six-button fascias, and the Continental VP1/VP2
Serial: 4 or 5 digits · e.g.
10004- Remove the radio.
- Read the 4- or 5-digit serial on the label.
- Count your preset buttons: 5 or 6.
Variants: Five-button fascia (code uses digits 1-5) · Six-button fascia (code uses digits 1-6) · Four-digit serial (the older table). Choose yours in the radio type list above.
Check the handbook wallet for a code card, or ask a main dealer with your V5C and proof of ID.
Chrysler / Dodge VP
Not availableVP1 and VP2
Serial: 4 letters/digits · e.g.
E3NE- Remove the radio.
- Read the 4-character serial on the casing label.
Check the handbook wallet for a code card, or ask a main dealer with your V5C and proof of ID.
Step 2
How to enter your Chrysler radio code
Once you have your code, key it in like this.
- Set each digit with the presets, then confirm.
What we cover
- Panasonic TM9 (4 digits)
- Button-code units (5- and 6-button fascias)
- Continental VP1/VP2
Popular models
- Voyager
- Grand Voyager
- PT Cruiser
- Neon
- 300C
Years: 1990s–2010. The serial decides — radios are often swapped between cars.
What we can’t do (yet)
- Uconnect touchscreens
We tell you before you pay. Ask us about another radio →
Radio showing LOCKED, WAIT or SAFE?
Don’t keep guessing — each wrong try adds a delay. See how to clear it safely.
FAQ
Chrysler radio code questions
Where is the serial?
Remove the radio. The serial is on the label on the top or side of the casing.
