[elwesso]

This has been a commonly asked question, and I did this today to find my bluetooth code so I thought I'd give it a try.

Difficulty: Easy. If you can change a light bulb you can do this.

Tools required: Something flat (butter knife, flat screwdriver, etc)

Procedure

1. Move drivers seat all the way forward, and tilt the seat back all the way forward..

2. You will see the large speaker grille that goes over the subwoofer.

3. Using a flat head screwdriver or something else flat, gently pry up the subwoofer grill. Go around the edges until all of the clips have come undone. Once you get done, you will see what you see in picture #1

4. Looking at the subwoofer enclosure, you will see an opening on the right hand side (outboard on the car).. This is the hole that you will look into to find your PK code.

5. Using a flashlight and the same flat object you used to get the grille off, move the wiring harness that is sort of on the top right of the hole. You will move it down.

6. You should see something that says "PK:xxxx" which will be a 4 digit number. Write down that number which is your bluetooth code.

7. Put the speaker grille back on and return the seat to it's normal position.