Continental / VDO radio code

Continental (and its VDO brand) built the VP1 and VP2 radios for Fiat and the QN radios for Chrysler and Jeep. Enter the last 4 digits for Fiat units or the full 14-character TVPQN serial for Chrysler.

Updated September 30, 2026 · Reviewed by the GetRadioCode team

Calculators for Continental / VDO

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Enter the last 4 digits of the serial number.

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Up to 3 different serials every 24 hours per visitor – checking the same serial in another calculator does not count. Only use this for a radio you own. A wrong code can lock the radio for a while – check the serial before entering the code.

Which part of the serial to enter

Continental VP2 … 01234567

Continental VP2 label (illustration) Serial … 01234567 → enter 4567

Continental (Chrysler) TVPQN123456789

QN serial Serial TVPQN123456789 → enter TVPQN123456789

Continental calculators

Radio	What to enter	Calculator
Fiat VP1 / VP2	last 4 digits of the serial	Fiat Continental VP1 / VP2
Fiat VP2, second method	last 4 digits	Fiat VP2 (version 2)
Chrysler / Jeep, serial TVPQN…	all 14 characters	Chrysler / Jeep Continental (TVPQN…)

Which Fiat models use VP1 / VP2 radios

Continental VP1 and VP2 radios were fitted to many Fiat models from the mid-2000s. The label on the radio case shows the maker (Continental or VDO) and a serial that usually starts with A2C, for example A2C1234567890123. Only the last four digits (here 0123) are needed.

If the first Fiat code is rejected, wait until the radio accepts input again and try Fiat VP2 (version 2). More Fiat radios are on the Fiat page.

Frequently asked questions

My Fiat VP2 code is rejected. What now?

Try the 'Fiat VP2 (version 2)' calculator – some VP2 radios use a second code method. Check the serial first, because wrong codes block the radio for a while.