Skoda Radio Codes

Skoda Bolero Radio

*ALL Skoda Radios must be removed to get the serial number.*

It is simple to remove your Skoda Bolero radio. You need a flat-head screwdriver and a prying tool for removing the panels from the dashboard. When you have the surrounding panels off, there is a radio cover that you might need to take off also. There will be 4 screws in each corner to remove as the last action. Pull the radio from the dash and find the sticker on the radio that has the SKZ serial number. Once you have this, enter your serial number into the generator at the top of the page and get your code.

You do not need to disconnect any wires in this process.

Serial example: SKZ1Z2M4578391

Skoda Dance Radio

The Skoda Dance radio removal process needs a flat-head screwdriver and or a prying tool for removing the panels from the dashboard. When you have the surrounding panels off, there is a radio cover that you might need to take off also. There will be 4 screws in each corner to remove as the last action. After the radio comes loose, you will find a sticker label on the side of the radio with the serial number on it, if not it will be engraved into the metal. When you find the serial number, refer back to the top of the page and input the details to get your code.

You do not need to disconnect any wires in this process.

Example serial: SKZAZ4L3489357

Skoda Swing Radio

The Skoda Swing radio removal process needs a flat-head screwdriver and or a prying tool for removing the panels from the dashboard. When you have the surrounding panels off, there is a radio cover that you might need to take off also. There will be 4 screws in each corner to remove as the last action. When loose, you should find the label stuck to the side of the metal casing.

You do not need to disconnect any wires in this process.

Example serial: SKZ4Z2K1342879

Skoda Navigation Radio's

The removal process for a Skoda navigational radio is the same as the other Skoda radios, you will need to remove the panels using a prying tool and a screwdriver for each screw in the corner. When you have the radio out, you will find the serial number labeled on the sticker. The serial numbers on navigation radios always have a number 7 as the 6th character in the serial.

Example serial: SKZ6Z7J9451284

Locating The Radio Label

Skoda serials begin with the letters "SKZ" and are 14 digits long, for example, SKZAZ5L1562150. Please see the image for reference.

If for any reason the label is damaged or unclear, the serial is also compressed into the metal casing of the radio.

Make sure you can tell the difference between a capitalized 'I' and a '1', as this can lead to getting an incorrect code.