Skoda Bolero Radio Code – Unlock by SKZ Serial Number
Is your Skoda Bolero asking for its anti-theft security code?
The Skoda Bolero is a factory touchscreen radio used in compatible Skoda vehicles including the Octavia II, Superb II, Yeti and related applications.
Older PIN-based Bolero radios can use different SKZ serial families depending on the manufacturer and hardware version.
Two especially important families are:
SKZ1Z3...
and:
SKZ4Z3...
Compatible Bolero radios were manufactured by suppliers including:
Blaupunkt
and:
Delphi
If your Bolero requires its normal four-digit anti-theft PIN, our online service provides security-code information for compatible radios using identification from the unit itself.
This is a completely digital service. There is no physical product and no shipping required.
✅ Get your unlock code instantly here
Before ordering, locate the complete SKZ serial number and carefully verify every character.
Do not order using only:
Skoda Bolero
The exact radio generation and complete serial are important.
What Is the Skoda Bolero Radio?
The Bolero is a factory Skoda multimedia radio from the Volkswagen Group PQ-platform generation.
Classic Bolero radios can include:
- Large colour touchscreen
- AM/FM radio
- RDS
- Integrated CD changer
- MP3 playback
- WMA playback
- SD memory-card support
- Factory steering-wheel control integration
- Parking sensor display on compatible vehicles
- Climatronic information on compatible vehicles
- Telephone integration depending on equipment
- Four-digit anti-theft security code
- Convenience coding
- Individual SKZ serial identification
Several Bolero revisions exist.
This is why the physical radio label is essential when requesting a security code.
Skoda Bolero Radio Code
Compatible older Bolero radios use a:
4-digit anti-theft security PIN
Manual code entry may become necessary after:
- Installing a used Bolero
- Moving the radio into another vehicle
- Replacing the original radio
- Radio repair
- Loss of normal radio-to-vehicle recognition
- Certain electrical repairs
- Previous incorrect PIN attempts
The security code belongs to the individual radio.
It is not determined simply by:
- Vehicle model
- Registration number
- Production year
- VIN
- Part number alone
Skoda Bolero Radio Code by Serial Number
Compatible PIN-based Bolero radios use Skoda serial numbers beginning with:
SKZ
Traditional Skoda/VAG radio serial numbers commonly contain:
14 characters
Important Bolero serial families include:
SKZ1Z3...
and:
SKZ4Z3...
depending on the exact hardware.
Always submit the complete radio serial number.
Do not submit only the prefix.
Skoda Bolero SKZ1Z3 Radio Code
The:
SKZ1Z3...
serial family is documented on compatible Blaupunkt Bolero radios.
A well-documented configuration is:
Skoda part number: 1Z0 035 156 F
Manufacturer: Blaupunkt
Blaupunkt number: 7 648 258 360
Serial family: SKZ1Z3...
If your Bolero label matches this family, copy every character of the SKZ serial exactly.
Skoda Bolero SKZ4Z3 Radio Code
The:
SKZ4Z3...
serial family is strongly associated with compatible Delphi Bolero radios.
Documented units include part numbers such as:
1Z0 035 156 G
1Z0 035 156 M
1Z0 035 156 N
and:
3T0 035 156 C
depending on vehicle and hardware revision.
If your unit uses SKZ4Z3, do not change it to SKZ1Z3.
Use the exact serial printed on the radio.
SKZ1Z3 vs SKZ4Z3 Skoda Bolero
This distinction is extremely useful.
SKZ1Z3...
Commonly documented on compatible:
Blaupunkt Bolero
hardware.
SKZ4Z3...
Commonly documented on compatible:
Delphi Bolero
hardware.
Both can be genuine Skoda Bolero radios.
Always check:
- Complete serial
- Part number
- Manufacturer
- Radio label
together.
Skoda Bolero Blaupunkt Radio
An important Bolero version was manufactured by:
Blaupunkt
A documented configuration includes:
1Z0 035 156 F
with:
7 648 258 360
and:
SKZ1Z3...
serial identification.
This version is particularly important for Skoda Octavia II and compatible PQ-platform applications.
Skoda Bolero 1Z0 035 156 F Radio Code
The part number:
1Z0 035 156 F
belongs to a well-known Bolero hardware version.
A documented unit combines:
Skoda: 1Z0 035 156 F
Blaupunkt: 7 648 258 360
Serial: SKZ1Z3...
The part number helps identify the radio, but it does not replace the individual serial.
Skoda Bolero Blaupunkt 7 648 258 360
You may also see:
7 648 258 360
or a compact version such as:
7648258360
on the radio label.
This is a Blaupunkt manufacturer number.
It is not the individual radio serial.
For serial-based identification, look for:
SKZ1Z3...
on compatible units.
Skoda Bolero Delphi Radio
Another major Bolero family was manufactured by:
Delphi
Compatible Delphi Bolero radios commonly use:
SKZ4Z3...
serial numbers.
These units exist in several revisions for different Skoda vehicles.
Skoda Bolero 1Z0 035 156 G Radio Code
A documented Delphi Bolero uses:
1Z0 035 156 G
with Delphi manufacturer number:
28286535
This is an important Octavia-family Bolero version.
Check the unit for its complete SKZ serial before ordering.
Skoda Bolero Delphi 28286535
If your Bolero label shows:
28286535
together with:
1Z0 035 156 G
you are looking at a documented Delphi Bolero hardware family.
The Delphi number confirms the radio type.
The unique security information still belongs to the individual radio.
Skoda Bolero 1Z0 035 156 M Radio Code
Another documented Delphi Bolero revision is:
1Z0 035 156 M
Compatible examples use:
SKZ4Z3...
serial identification.
This version may also display Delphi/GRO-series hardware information.
Skoda Bolero 1Z0 035 156 N Radio Code
The part number:
1Z0 035 156 N
is another documented Delphi Bolero version.
A documented configuration includes:
Delphi P/N: 28390520
and:
SKZ4Z3...
serial identification.
Always use the complete serial rather than the part number alone.
Skoda Bolero Delphi 28390520
The Delphi number:
28390520
appears on compatible:
1Z0 035 156 N
Bolero hardware.
If your label contains this number, also locate the:
SKZ4Z3...
serial.
Skoda Bolero 3T0 035 156 C Radio Code
Bolero was also used in the Skoda Superb II generation.
A documented Delphi configuration includes:
3T0 035 156 C
with:
Delphi P/N 28286540
and:
SKZ4Z3...
serial identification.
This makes part number 3T0 especially useful for identifying Superb II Bolero hardware.
Skoda Bolero Delphi 28286540
If your radio label contains:
28286540
together with:
3T0 035 156 C
it belongs to a documented Delphi Bolero family.
Again, the complete SKZ serial should also be recorded.
Skoda Bolero GRO-633
Some Delphi Bolero radios include internal hardware identification such as:
GRO-633
This can appear alongside:
- Skoda part number
- Delphi part number
- Hardware version
- Software version
- SKZ serial
The GRO number is useful for radio identification but is not the anti-theft PIN.
How to Get a Skoda Bolero Radio Code
Step 1 – Switch On the Ignition
For normal code entry, switch the ignition on.
Step 2 – Switch On the Bolero
If manual security verification is required, the touchscreen can display a request to:
Enter Code
or:
Please Enter Code
Step 3 – Confirm the Radio Is Bolero
Make sure the unit is actually:
Skoda Bolero
and not:
- Swing
- Stream
- Dance
- Amundsen
- Columbus
- RNS 510
- Another Skoda infotainment unit
Step 4 – Locate the Identification Label
The label is normally found on the top or side of the radio casing.
Step 5 – Find the Complete SKZ Serial
Look for a complete sequence beginning with:
SKZ
Common Bolero families include:
SKZ1Z3...
and:
SKZ4Z3...
Step 6 – Check the Part Number
Examples include:
1Z0 035 156 F
1Z0 035 156 G
1Z0 035 156 M
1Z0 035 156 N
3T0 035 156 C
Step 7 – Check the Manufacturer
The unit may be:
Blaupunkt
or:
Delphi
depending on version.
Step 8 – Submit Your Order
Enter the requested identification information and complete your order online.
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For compatible Bolero radios, the corresponding security-code information is delivered digitally.
No physical shipping is required.
Where Is the Skoda Bolero Serial Number?
The serial is normally printed on a label attached to the metal radio casing.
Because Bolero is a double-DIN unit, the radio may need to be removed from the dashboard to access the complete identification label.
The label can contain:
- SKZ serial
- Skoda/VAG part number
- Blaupunkt product number
- Delphi part number
- Barcode
- Hardware revision
- Software information
- Production details
Take a clear photograph of the entire label whenever possible.
Skoda Bolero 14-Character SKZ Serial
Traditional Bolero radios use SKZ serial identification.
A complete serial may look similar to:
SKZ1Z3L1234567
or:
SKZ4Z3M1234567
These are only format examples.
Never use an example number.
Always submit the serial printed on your own unit.
Check Your Bolero Serial Carefully
Pay particular attention to:
0 and O
1 and I
5 and S
8 and B
Also verify whether the serial begins:
SKZ1Z3
or:
SKZ4Z3
because these identify different Bolero hardware families.
One incorrect character can result in incorrect radio identification.
Skoda Bolero Serial vs Part Number
Do not confuse:
SKZ4Z3M...
with:
1Z0 035 156 M
The first is an individual radio serial.
The second is a hardware part number.
Multiple radios can share the same part number while having different:
- Serial numbers
- Security codes
- Production dates
Skoda Bolero Serial vs Blaupunkt Number
Similarly:
7 648 258 360
is a Blaupunkt hardware identifier.
It is not the individual security serial.
For compatible Blaupunkt Bolero units, look for:
SKZ1Z3...
Skoda Bolero Serial vs Delphi Number
Delphi numbers such as:
28286535
28286540
or:
28390520
identify manufacturer hardware versions.
They are not the radio PIN and do not replace the complete SKZ serial.
Skoda Bolero Four-Digit Radio Code
Compatible classic Bolero radios use a:
4-digit numerical security code
The code is entered using the touchscreen keypad.
This PIN is different from:
- Vehicle VIN
- Immobilizer PIN
- Key code
- Component Protection
- Diagnostic coding
- Registration number
How to Enter a Skoda Bolero Radio Code
If a code-entry keypad appears:
- Switch the ignition on.
- Switch the Bolero on.
- Wait for the code-entry screen.
- Touch the correct four digits on the screen.
- Verify the complete number.
- Press:
OK
to confirm.
If the PIN is correct, the Bolero should proceed to normal operation.
Skoda Bolero Incorrect Radio Code
If an incorrect four-digit PIN is confirmed, another attempt is normally available.
Do not repeatedly try random codes such as:
- 0000
- 1111
- 1234
- 9999
- Vehicle year
- Last four VIN digits
The correct PIN belongs to the individual radio.
Skoda Bolero One-Hour Lockout
If the security code is entered incorrectly for the second time, compatible Bolero units can become blocked for approximately:
1 hour
During the lockout:
- Keep the ignition switched on
- Keep the Bolero switched on
- Do not repeatedly attempt additional codes
After the waiting period, code entry becomes available again.
Skoda Bolero System Locked
Some Delphi Bolero radios can display:
SYSTEM LOCKED
after incorrect security-code attempts.
The unit may need to remain switched on for the security timer to reset.
Do not repeatedly power-cycle the radio or guess codes.
Our service provides security-code information but does not bypass the radio's internal attempt timer.
Two Wrong Skoda Bolero Codes
The classic Bolero procedure permits:
Two attempts
before the approximately one-hour waiting period.
If another two invalid attempts are made after the waiting period, the unit can be blocked again.
This cycle is part of the factory anti-theft protection.
Skoda Bolero Convenience Coding
Classic Bolero radios use:
convenience coding
The security code can be stored in both:
- The radio
- The vehicle instrument cluster
Once the radio and vehicle recognise each other, manual PIN entry is usually unnecessary during routine battery servicing.
Does Battery Replacement Always Require a Bolero Code?
No.
If the original Bolero remains installed in the same compatible vehicle, simple battery disconnection does not normally require manual security-code entry.
After reconnecting the battery:
- Switch on the ignition.
- Switch on the Bolero.
The radio and vehicle can recognise each other automatically.
Skoda Bolero Code After Battery Disconnect
If the Bolero unexpectedly asks for a code after electrical work, determine whether:
- The radio is original
- A replacement unit was installed previously
- The vehicle instrument cluster was changed
- The radio has lost its normal security relationship with the vehicle
Do not assume battery disconnection has generated a new code.
The original radio still uses its own security PIN.
Used Skoda Bolero Radio Code
A used Bolero installed in another vehicle commonly requires manual security-code entry.
The used unit has its own:
- SKZ serial
- Part number
- Manufacturer
- Four-digit PIN
Always identify the replacement radio currently installed.
Replacement Skoda Bolero Radio Code
Do not use:
- Code from the old radio
- Serial from the original unit
- Old radio-card information
- VIN alone
- PIN from another Bolero
The replacement radio must be identified separately.
Skoda Bolero Radio Code by VIN
Customers often search for:
Skoda Bolero radio code by VIN
However:
VIN = vehicle identification
while:
SKZ serial = radio identification
A second-hand Bolero may have originated in a completely different vehicle.
For a serial-based radio-code service, use the identification from the radio itself.
Skoda Octavia Bolero Radio Code
The Skoda Octavia II / 1Z is one of the most important Bolero applications.
Common Bolero hardware for Octavia II includes:
1Z0 035 156...
part numbers.
Examples include:
1Z0 035 156 F
1Z0 035 156 G
1Z0 035 156 M
1Z0 035 156 N
depending on production and manufacturer.
Skoda Octavia II Bolero Radio Code
Octavia II Bolero hardware can include both:
Blaupunkt
and:
Delphi
versions.
This is why an Octavia II alone does not determine the serial prefix.
Check the unit itself.
Skoda Octavia 1Z Bolero SKZ1Z3
A compatible Blaupunkt Octavia Bolero can use:
SKZ1Z3...
together with:
1Z0 035 156 F
hardware.
This is a useful long-tail search combination.
Skoda Octavia Bolero SKZ4Z3
Compatible Delphi Octavia Bolero radios can instead use:
SKZ4Z3...
with part numbers such as:
1Z0 035 156 G
1Z0 035 156 M
or:
1Z0 035 156 N
depending on revision.
Skoda Superb Bolero Radio Code
The Skoda Superb II / 3T can also use Bolero.
An important documented Delphi unit uses:
3T0 035 156 C
with:
SKZ4Z3...
serial identification.
Skoda Superb II Bolero Radio Code
If your Superb II Bolero asks for its PIN:
- Locate the complete SKZ serial
- Check the 3T0 part number
- Record the Delphi number
- Verify every character before ordering
Do not rely on the vehicle model alone.
Skoda Yeti Bolero Radio Code
The Skoda Yeti can also use compatible Bolero factory radios.
Depending on production year and previous replacement history, the exact Bolero hardware can vary.
Always identify:
- Radio model
- SKZ serial
- Part number
- Manufacturer
directly from the installed unit.
Skoda Bolero Touchscreen Radio Code
Unlike older Skoda radios with physical preset buttons for PIN entry, Bolero uses a touchscreen code-entry interface on compatible generations.
If the touchscreen displays a keypad requesting the security code, enter the four digits directly on the screen.
Skoda Bolero 6 CD Radio Code
Classic Bolero hardware can include an integrated:
6-disc CD changer
This is one of the distinguishing features of the older Bolero generation.
The CD changer has no effect on the radio PIN.
The anti-theft code belongs to the main radio unit.
Skoda Bolero SD Card Radio
Compatible Bolero radios can include an:
SD/MMC card slot
for media playback.
This should not be confused with navigation SD systems used by other head units.
Classic Bolero is primarily a multimedia radio rather than a full GPS navigation unit.
Skoda Bolero vs Swing
Swing and Bolero are different Skoda factory radios.
Swing generally uses:
- Smaller display
- Physical controls
- Single CD
- Different part numbers
Bolero uses a larger touchscreen and different hardware.
Do not identify a Swing as Bolero from the vehicle model alone.
Skoda Bolero vs Stream
Stream belongs to another Skoda factory-radio family.
Compatible Stream radios commonly use:
SKZ7Z3...
and:
1Z0 035 161...
part numbers.
Bolero instead uses:
035 156
part-number families on classic units.
Skoda Bolero vs Dance
Dance is a simpler CD/MP3 radio used especially in Fabia II and Roomster applications.
It does not use the same hardware as the classic touchscreen Bolero.
Skoda Bolero vs Columbus
This distinction is especially important.
Bolero is primarily a multimedia radio.
Columbus is a factory navigation system.
Both can have:
- Large touchscreen
- SD card slot
- Similar VAG styling
but they are different units.
If your head unit includes integrated factory GPS navigation, verify whether it is actually:
Columbus
rather than Bolero.
Skoda Bolero vs Amundsen
Amundsen is also a factory navigation system.
Bolero and Amundsen can appear similar in later generations, so check the:
- Model
- Part number
- Serial
- Navigation functionality
before ordering.
Skoda Bolero vs RCD 510
Classic Bolero shares its broader Volkswagen Group generation with touchscreen radios such as the:
RCD 510
This is why the two units can have similar:
- Display size
- Button arrangement
- CD changer functionality
- SD media support
However, use the actual Skoda radio identification when ordering.
Classic Bolero vs Newer Bolero
The Bolero name continued to be used on later Skoda infotainment systems.
This is important because not every radio labelled:
Bolero
uses a traditional four-digit security PIN.
Newer platforms can use security technologies such as:
- Component Protection
- Online vehicle authentication
- Module pairing
- Dealer adaptation
Always confirm the radio generation before ordering.
Skoda Bolero Radio Code vs Component Protection
A classic four-digit Bolero security code is different from:
Component Protection
Our standard radio-code service does not:
- Remove Component Protection
- Pair a newer infotainment unit to the vehicle
- Perform VIN adaptation
- Perform dealer online authentication
- Program vehicle modules
- Modify firmware
- Bypass vehicle security
This service is intended for compatible classic PIN-based Bolero radios.
Is My Bolero a Traditional PIN Radio?
Good indicators include:
- SKZ serial number on the casing
- Classic PQ-platform Skoda part number
- Four-digit code-entry keypad
- Older Octavia II / Superb II / Yeti generation
- Blaupunkt or Delphi hardware
If your newer unit displays a Component Protection message instead of requesting a four-digit PIN, a traditional radio code is not the correct solution.
What If My Bolero Serial Starts with Another SKZ Prefix?
Do not alter it.
Bolero exists in multiple hardware revisions.
Use the complete serial exactly as printed.
The prefixes:
SKZ1Z3
and:
SKZ4Z3
are important documented examples, not a reason to change another legitimate serial.
What If My Bolero Serial Starts with VWZ?
A Volkswagen radio may have been installed in a Skoda as a replacement.
If the actual unit uses:
VWZ...
do not change it to:
SKZ...
because the vehicle itself is a Skoda.
The serial belongs to the radio hardware.
Why Exact Bolero Identification Matters
The Bolero name covers multiple generations and manufacturers.
Classic Bolero hardware can involve:
- Blaupunkt
- Delphi
- SKZ1Z3
- SKZ4Z3
- 1Z0 part numbers
- 3T0 part numbers
Later Bolero systems can use completely different security technology.
For this reason, always identify:
model + serial + part number + manufacturer
before ordering.
Fast Online Skoda Bolero Radio Code Service
Our service is completely digital.
There is no need to physically ship a compatible Bolero radio.
The process is straightforward:
Confirm classic Bolero → Locate the complete SKZ serial → Check SKZ1Z3 or SKZ4Z3 → Verify part number and manufacturer → Submit your order → Receive the result digitally
✅ Get your unlock code instantly here
Digital Delivery – No Physical Shipping
This is a digital service only.
You will not receive:
- Replacement Bolero radio
- Physical security-code card
- CD
- SD card
- Radio removal tools
- Diagnostic equipment
- Electronic hardware
- Cables
- Printed manual
- Physical parcel
Nothing is physically shipped.
What If My Bolero Does Not Ask for a Code?
A radio code will not repair:
- Black screen
- No electrical power
- Failed touchscreen
- Broken CD changer
- No sound
- SD-card fault
- Damaged display
- Internal electronics failure
- Wiring problem
This service is intended for compatible radios specifically requesting their normal anti-theft security PIN.
Before Ordering a Skoda Bolero Radio Code
Confirm the Radio Is Bolero
Check the model and front panel.
Confirm It Uses a Four-Digit PIN
Newer Bolero systems may use different security technology.
Locate the Complete SKZ Serial
Important classic families include:
SKZ1Z3...
and:
SKZ4Z3...
Do Not Submit Only the Prefix
Provide the complete individual serial.
Check the Manufacturer
Compatible classic units include:
Blaupunkt
and:
Delphi
Check the Part Number
Common examples include:
1Z0 035 156 F
1Z0 035 156 G
1Z0 035 156 M
1Z0 035 156 N
3T0 035 156 C
Verify Every Character
Never guess unclear serial characters.
Avoid Random PIN Attempts
Two incorrect confirmed PINs can activate an approximately one-hour security lockout.
Frequently Asked Questions About Skoda Bolero Radio Codes
What is the Skoda Bolero?
It is a factory Skoda touchscreen multimedia radio used in several vehicle generations.
Does the classic Skoda Bolero use a radio code?
Yes. Compatible classic units use a four-digit anti-theft security code.
What serial does Skoda Bolero use?
Compatible units use SKZ-series identification.
Which Bolero uses SKZ1Z3?
Documented Blaupunkt Bolero hardware such as 1Z0 035 156 F uses SKZ1Z3-series identification.
Which Bolero uses SKZ4Z3?
Compatible Delphi Bolero hardware uses SKZ4Z3-series identification.
Do all Bolero radios use the same SKZ prefix?
No.
What is 1Z0 035 156 F?
It is a documented Blaupunkt Bolero part number.
What is 7 648 258 360?
It is a Blaupunkt manufacturer number associated with compatible 1Z0 035 156 F Bolero radios.
What is 1Z0 035 156 G?
It is a documented Delphi Bolero part number.
What is 28286535?
It is a Delphi manufacturer number associated with compatible 1Z0 035 156 G hardware.
What is 1Z0 035 156 N?
It is another documented Delphi Bolero revision.
What is 28390520?
It is a Delphi number associated with compatible 1Z0 035 156 N radios.
What is 3T0 035 156 C?
It is a documented Superb II Bolero part number.
What is 28286540?
It is a Delphi manufacturer number associated with compatible 3T0 035 156 C hardware.
How many digits is the Bolero security code?
Classic compatible Bolero units use a four-digit code.
How do I enter the Bolero code?
Use the touchscreen numerical keypad and press OK after verifying all four digits.
What happens after two wrong codes?
The unit can become blocked for approximately one hour.
What does SYSTEM LOCKED mean?
It generally means the security system is temporarily preventing further code attempts.
Does battery replacement always require the Bolero code?
No. Convenience coding normally allows the original radio and vehicle to recognise each other.
Can a used Bolero require the code?
Yes. This is particularly common when the radio is installed in another vehicle.
Can I use the VIN instead of the radio serial?
No. The VIN and radio serial identify different things.
Can Skoda Octavia II use Bolero?
Yes.
Can Skoda Superb II use Bolero?
Yes.
Can Skoda Yeti use Bolero?
Yes, depending on equipment and production version.
Is Bolero the same as Columbus?
No. Columbus is a factory navigation system.
Is Bolero the same as Swing?
No.
Do newer Bolero radios always use a four-digit code?
No. Later infotainment generations can use Component Protection or other vehicle-authentication systems.
Does this service remove Component Protection?
No.
Does this service perform VIN pairing?
No.
Do I need to ship the radio?
No. There is no physical shipping.
Are all Skoda Bolero radios supported?
No. Compatibility depends on the exact radio generation, complete serial information and whether the unit uses a traditional four-digit security PIN.
Get Your Skoda Bolero Radio Code Online
If your classic Skoda Bolero requests its four-digit anti-theft security PIN, locate the complete identification label on the radio.
Important documented Bolero combinations include:
Blaupunkt 1Z0 035 156 F – SKZ1Z3...
and Delphi hardware such as:
1Z0 035 156 G / M / N – SKZ4Z3...
as well as:
3T0 035 156 C – SKZ4Z3...
Carefully copy the complete SKZ serial number and verify every character.
For compatible PIN-based units, our online Skoda Bolero radio code service provides a convenient way to request security-code information without physically shipping the radio.
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If you are unsure whether your unit is Bolero, Swing, Stream, Dance, Amundsen, Columbus, RCD 510, or a newer MIB infotainment system, contact us with clear photographs of the front panel and complete radio label before ordering.
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Independent service disclaimer: This is an independent radio-code service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Skoda Auto, Volkswagen Group, Blaupunkt, Delphi, or any radio manufacturer. Vehicle and product names are used only to identify compatible applications.
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