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Guide · 2003–2011

How to find your Fiat VP1 / VP2 serial

VP1 and VP2 units are marked as such on the chassis label. They share a serial format with DAIICHI units, so the VP marking is the thing to check.

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Last 4 digits of the serial

0714

Example format

The last 4 digits of the serial. The full serial starts A2C followed by 16 digits.

Everything on this page is free to read. Once you have the serial, you can key the code in yourself using the steps below — or have us calculate it.

Step one

Where to look

In rough order of how little work each option takes on a Fiat VP unit.

  1. 01

    VP marking on the label

    The label on the top of the chassis carries VP1 or VP2 near the model line, along with a seven-digit serial. Both variants use this same product.

  2. 02

    Grande Punto fascia sticker

    Grande Punto units often have a duplicate serial sticker on the plastic fascia frame, visible once the surround is unclipped.

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Step two

Entering the code

However you got the four digits, this is how they go in.

  1. 1

    Turn the ignition on and wait for the code prompt.

  2. 2

    Enter the four digits with the preset buttons.

  3. 3

    Hold the audio or menu button to confirm.

Worth knowing

Tips from the workbench

  • If the label shows no VP marking and the maker is Visteon, use the Fiat Visteon product instead.

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