alguerin

I've read the posts I could find about this, but I still have a question or two--please bear with me, I'm trying to learn!

I had my battery changed, and when I got into the car and turned on the radio, I got: C--ERR. In fact, that's what I have as I type this.

Now, I have my code and my manual, and I just wondered if I should leave the key in position 1 for a while till it goes back to CODE, or has the radio completely shut down?

Any help is greatly appreciated!!

The Godfather

Just start the car, turn the radio on, you should be prompted for the code again, put it in, and voila!

alguerin

I've tried, but the C--ERR never goes away...I don't get to CODE.

and the radio won't respond if I try to enter the numbers...

alguerin

I have a call in to the dealership where I got the car; we'll see what they say.
My mech, the fabulous Vito of Premier Auto in Staten Island, says it sounds like a code error; the radio may have been replaced at some point. Since the car was serviced at the dealership I called, I'll see if I can get a code for it--I give them the VIN and they look it up, right? Otherwise Vito will take the radio out and get the code for me.

More on this mystery later...