LOCKED INTEGRAL COMPACT DISC PLAYER WITH DELCO LOC2

MODELS/YEARS 1989 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME, EIGHTY-EIGHT ROYALE, NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY AND TOURING SEDAN MODELS EQUIPPED WITH DELCO ETR AM/FM WITH COMPACT DISC PLAYER - (OPTION U1C)

This bulletin supersedes Dealer Management Bulletin 89-1-06 which may be discarded. Additional information has been added to Step 6.

If the security is activated and the radio is disconnected from battery power, the radio will display LOC. The radio will not turn on until the correct unlocking code is entered. If the customer's code is lost or unavailable, the procedure to determine the factory back up code and to unlock the radio is listed below. This procedure deactivates the security feature and removes the customer's code from the radio. The radio does not need to be removed from the dash for this procedure. This procedure requires a Touchtone telephone.

Procedure:

1. Turn the ignition key on.

2. Press and hold "NEXT" and "REV" (presets 2 and 3).

3. After three seconds digits 1-3 of the radio I.D. number will be displayed. Write them down.

4. Press AM-FM, then digits 4-6 of the radio I.D. number will be displayed. Write them down.

5. Call 1-800-537-5140 (U. S. and Canada) or (317) 451-8965.

6. When the computer prompts, enter 3, followed by your dealer code or radio shop account number using a Touchtone telephone, then press *.

7. When prompted, enter the six-digit radio I.D. number from the radio, then press *. The computer will respond with the unlocking code. Write it down. This is the code to unlock the radio.

8. To unlock the radio:

A. Turn the ignition on. B. Press "SET" (000 appears on display). C. Press "SEEK" until the first digit of the code appears. D. Press "SCAN" until the second and third digits of the code appear. E. Press AM-FM (000 appears on display). F. Press "SEEK" until the fourth digit of the code appears. G. Press "SCAN" until the fifth and sixth digits of the code appear. H. Press AM-FM. Now the radio can be turned on.

9. The radio is now unlocked. To remove the customer's code, the unlocking code must be entered again as in steps 8B through 8H.

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