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How do you reset the radio on a 2001 Mitsubishi Galant?
RE: 2001 galant reset radio code if it says “off”, someone has entered an incorrect code 3 times. You must now leave the key on (engine doesnt have to be on, but it can be) for 1 full hour with the radio turned on (with the word “off” illustrated). it will then reset itself and read “code” once again.
How do I unlock my Mitsubishi radio?
If your Mitsubishi factory radio says “OFF” or “CODE” when you turn it on you need to unlock it’s anti-theft feature. If it says “OFF” turn the key to ACC for 5 minutes with the radio on, and displaying “OFF”. After 5 minutes the radio will turn itself off. Turn the key off then back on again.
How do I reset my Mitsubishi Outlander radio?
For a regular reset of the bluetooth module in Your Mitsubishi Outlander, You need to get in the vehicle and turn the ignition on, but don’t start the engine. Then, use the “Hang Up” button or menu item, and hold it in for at least 2 seconds.
How do you enter radio codes?
Turn your vehicle and car radio on. The word “Code” or “Locked” may appear. Enter your serial code using the numbered stereo buttons. For example, if your code is 24367, enter the numbers “2-4-3-6-7” using the numbered buttons on your stereo system or touch screen.
How do I unlock my car radio?
Locate the anti-theft/unlock code. Most cars have a special anti-theft radio card that is included with the owners manual packet containing the unlock code and serial number. Some cars also have the code in the car manual or inside the glove compartment. You will need this code in order to unlock your car radio.
How do I turn on my Mitsubishi Bluetooth?
Phone Setup
- From the “Settings” menu, select Bluetooth.
- Make sure Bluetooth is enabled, or set to “On.”
- Start a search on your phone for new devices.
- Once detected, “Hands-Free System” or a similar name will display.
- Enter the four-digit PIN number you selected previously.
Why does my radio say locked?
Put your key in the ignition and turn on your radio. The digital display will read “LOC” if the radio is locked. GM Theftlock radios are designed to lock up automatically when the vehicle’s battery dies or becomes disconnected, though an electronic malfunction could also cause the Theftlock function to activate.