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
Jeep radio code
Jeep Panasonic TM9, Cherokee and button-code radios.
- Free serial check
- £9.99 per code
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Step 1
Which Jeep radio do you have?
Find the serial for your radio below. The serial tells us exactly which unit it is.
Jeep Cherokee
Not availableFactory Jeep head units
Serial: 10 letters/digits + 4 digits · e.g.
TQ1AA1500E2884- Remove the radio.
- Copy the 14-character serial from the casing label.
Check the handbook wallet for a code card, or ask a main dealer with your V5C and proof of ID.
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.
Step 2
How to enter your Jeep 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)
- Cherokee 14-character serials
- Button-code units
Popular models
- Cherokee
- Grand Cherokee
- Wrangler
- Compass
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
Jeep radio code questions
Where is the serial?
Remove the radio. The serial is on the label on the casing.
