Mercedes-Benz Becker Radio Code

Mercedes-Benz fitted Becker radios that take the same serial but need different codes. Tell us which one you have. It is one look at the fascia.

How many preset buttons does your radio have?

These are the numbered station buttons along the bottom of the radio itself, not on the steering wheel. Count them, then tap the one that matches.

6 preset buttonsW210, W202, W163, W220, W211 · 8-digit serial on the label 4 preset buttonsW124 and early W210 · 8-digit serial on the label 8 preset buttonsLater units · 8-digit serial on the label

A different number entirely

9 presets: Becker ClassicNeeds the 4-digit number from the radio card, not the label

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Mercedes-Benz Becker serial number 8 numbers

1Count the preset (station) buttons on the radio itself, the numbered row you press to store a station. That count is what tells us which code table your radio uses, and it is the one thing the serial cannot tell us.
2Ignore the model number. A sticker reading BE4012 or BE6041 tells you the model series, not how many preset buttons it has. Plenty of BE4xxx units are six-button radios. Counting the buttons is what gets you the right code; going by the model number is how people get the wrong one.
3The serial itself is the 8-digit number on the label on the top or side of the unit, once it is out.

Enter it carefully. Car radios allow only a limited number of attempts before they lock out for longer, or for good, so check every character against the code we send you before you enter it.

Mercedes model coverage

Our Becker lookup covers the following Mercedes-Benz models:

E-class (W210, W211), 1995 to 2009
C-class (W202, W203), 1993 to 2007
S-class (W220), 1998 to 2005
ML (W163, W164), 1997 to 2011
CLK (W208, W209), 1997 to 2009
E-class (W124), 1984 to 1997
Other models with a Becker radio: choose by preset-button count above

We cover the Becker units fitted to these cars, chosen by preset-button count above. Newer Mercedes with COMAND or Audio 20 systems use a different code system we do not cover.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to remove the radio to find the serial? +

Yes, for Becker BE4 and BE6 radios the serial is only on the sticker on the unit itself. You need to remove it from the dashboard briefly to read the label. A set of Mercedes radio removal keys (available cheaply online) makes this straightforward, no tools needed and no risk of damage.

The sticker says BE4 or BE6: which do I choose? +

Neither. That number does not decide it. BE4012 and BE6041 are model numbers, and they do not tell you how many preset buttons the radio has. Plenty of BE4xxx units are six-button radios, and every real-world pair we hold proves it. Count the numbered preset buttons on the fascia and choose that row above. If your radio is already out and you cannot count them, send us the model number and a photo and we will tell you which one it is.

Can I get the code from a Mercedes dealer? +

Mercedes dealers can sometimes supply codes for older Becker radios, but this typically requires proof of ownership and can take several days, and some dealers charge a fee. Our £4.99 service is instant, online, 24/7, with a full money-back guarantee.

What if the code doesn't work? +

We offer a 100% money back guarantee. If the code we provide doesn't unlock your Mercedes Becker radio, contact us at help@myradiocode.co.uk and we'll refund you in full, no questions asked.

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