Seat radio code
Does your Seat car radio ask for a code after a battery change or power interruption? Below you’ll find guidance on finding your serial number, entering the code and answers to questions specific to Seat.
Seat by generation
Ibiza IV (6J)(2008-2017)
Read more →The Seat Ibiza IV (2008-2017) features an RCD 210, RCD 310 or RCD 510. Here's how to read the SEZ serial number, remove the radio and resolve a SAFE lockout.
Leon II(2005-2012)
Read more →The Seat Leon II (2005-2012) shares its radios with VW and Audi. Find out how to locate the SEZ serial number, enter the code, and understand the difference with the Leon III.
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Frequently asked questions about Seat radio codes
Why is my Seat asking for a radio code?▾
The anti-theft protection of your Seat car radio activates automatically whenever the power supply is interrupted, for example after a battery change. You need the original security code to unlock the radio.
Where do I find the serial number of my Seat radio?▾
The serial number is on a sticker on the side or back of the radio unit. You usually need to slide the radio out briefly to see it. The number consists of a series of letters and digits.
How do I enter the radio code on my Seat?▾
Switch on the ignition so the radio shows ‘CODE’. Use the preset buttons (1-2-3-4) to set each digit, then confirm with the OK or seek button. Note: after too many wrong attempts the radio locks temporarily.
Can I get my Seat radio code online?▾
Yes — through RadioCodeLookup.com you can order the official radio code straight away using your serial number. The code is delivered quickly and comes with a money-back guarantee if it doesn’t work.