Ford Ranger 1999 Unlock Code⚡

2nd Gen | Instant Retrieval | 24/7 Service

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Dealer price $120 92% Off!
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Your code shows up within seconds after processing your purchase and is sent to your email too. We're available anytime.

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Once you have your code:
1. Turn on your Ford Ranger 1999
2. Your radio will display "Enter Code" or "CODE"
3. Use preset buttons to enter each digit
4. Press and hold button 6 to confirm
5. Your radio unlocks immediately!
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How to get your Ford Ranger 1999 radio code?

1. Find the serial number on your radio. Press and hold preset buttons 1 & 6 for a few seconds. Serial number will appear on screen. No VIN required!

2. Enter your serial number in the field on the left

3. Proceed to checkout to instantly receive your unlock code

Compatible Radio Types:

  • Ford OEM
  • Sony
  • Visteon
  • Sync

Serial Number Patterns:

Your radio serial may start with: M, V

Serial Number Examples:

M123123 (M)
V123123 (V)
C7E3F0547A3240643

About 1999 Ford Ranger (2nd Gen)

The 1999 Ford Ranger (2nd Gen) came equipped with original equipment radios that need unlock codes when battery is replaced. Our service provides instant radio code retrieval for all 1999 Ford Ranger variants.

Common Reasons for Radio Lock:

  • Battery replacement or removal
  • Electrical maintenance in your 1999 Ranger
  • Radio replacement
  • Fuse replacement
  • Jump-starting after dead battery
  • Purchased used car without code card

Why Our Service is Better:

⚡ Instant vs Days of Waiting
Dealer: 2-5 business days
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💰 $9.99 vs $120+ Dealer Price
Dealer: $120-$200
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No VIN required - just your radio serial number! Works for all 1999 Ford Ranger trim levels and radio variants.