Anyone around Seattle have a Durametric tool / DME reader?

[StumptownRider]

Greetings!

Is there anyone near Seattle who has a DME tool/Durametric that might be able to help me retrieve a radio code for a PCM-1 (I know, that worthless old relic)?

Just joined the club and bought a 00' S about a month ago; excited to join the community!

In a hurry home Friday night, I left the lights on when I locked the car, overnight. With a bit of trouble, I hacked together a cigarette lighter adapter for a programmable battery charger. The PCM-1 is asking for a code now.

The gentleman I purchased the car from had written the code down, but lacked the original cards. Of course, the number recorded didn't actually work.

Cheers!

--Chris

[mikefocke]

Look on the options sticker in the front trunk, smart mechanics often write it there. Also if you have the original book where services were recorded.

[StumptownRider]

Originally Posted by mikefocke

Look on the options sticker in the front trunk, smart mechanics often write it there. Also if you have the original book where services were recorded.

Thanks for the tip; unfortunately I don't see the code written on the trunk sticker. I attached a photo the options sticker in the services book. I'm probably dense but not sure what to do with this

Perhaps I ask a dealer very nicely to look it up?



Thanks!