How do I find my RAM anti-theft code?

There is no generic anti-theft code for RAM. Memory modules do not carry a universal theft password or unlock key. Anti-theft protections are implemented either in the device’s firmware, the operating system, or through manufacturer or enterprise services.

In practice, any security credential you encounter tied to anti-theft belongs to the device itself or a service you’ve enrolled in rather than the RAM module. If you’ve lost access or forgotten a code, you’ll typically need to work through official channels with the device maker or your organization, using proof of ownership to verify your rights to the device.

Where anti-theft protections live

The following overview covers common places where anti-theft protections are implemented and how you interact with them.

• Device firmware and vendor security services: On many laptops, anti-theft features come from the OEM or a security service (for example, Intel Anti-Theft Technology or Absolute Persistence). Access to any unlock mechanism is managed through the vendor’s account or enterprise portal, not via a RAM-based code.


• Operating system security features: Features such as Windows Find My Device, Apple Find My, and Google Find My Device let you locate, lock, or erase a missing device. These protections are tied to your account and device identity, not to the RAM itself.


• BIOS/UEFI and firmware passwords: A password set in the BIOS/UEFI can block booting until entered. If forgotten, you must contact the device maker for recovery or service, and there is no universal RAM-related code you can retrieve yourself.


• Enterprise device management (MDM): In organizational settings, IT departments manage security centrally. Unlock codes or remediation steps are administered by the IT admin, not by end users, and are not tied to RAM.

To proceed, identify which category applies to your device, then follow the official recovery or unlock process provided by the manufacturer or your organization.

Summary

In short, there is no universal RAM anti-theft code. Anti-theft protections are embedded in device firmware, account services, or enterprise management. If you’re locked out or cannot locate a code, contact the device’s manufacturer or your IT administrator, provide proof of ownership, and use the official recovery options offered by the service.

How do I get my Dodge out of anti-theft mode?

Physical Key Door Unlock Method: Insert the physical key into the driver's side door lock and turn it to unlock the vehicle. This action often sends a signal to the anti-theft system that an authorized key is being used, potentially disabling security mode.

Where can I find the RAM anti-theft code?

To get the anti-theft code for a Ram radio, first check the owner's manual or glove box for a code card or sticker, which is the easiest method. If you can't find it, you will need to go to a dealership with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), the radio's serial number, and proof of ownership to have them retrieve the code. 
Method 1: Find the code card or sticker 

• Check your paperwork: Look through the owner's manual or any documents that came with your truck. The code is often on a small card labeled "Anti-Theft Radio Code".
• Look in the glove box: The card or a sticker with the code may have been placed in the glove box when the truck was new. 

This video shows where to find the radio code on a sticker inside the glove box: 59sThe Proctor DealershipsYouTube · Feb 6, 2013
Method 2: Visit a dealership

• Gather necessary information: Before going, find your vehicle's VIN and the radio's serial number. 
  • Serial number: This may be on a sticker on the back of the radio itself, or you may need to put the radio into "Engineering Mode" to find it. A common method is to hold the Driver and Passenger temperature up buttons for 5 seconds, navigate to "Radio Part Information," and find the serial number (often starting with 'T'). 
• Bring proof of ownership: You will need to show the dealership that you are the legitimate owner of the vehicle. 
• Request the code: A dealership can look up the anti-theft code for you using the information they have on file. 
  • Note: Dealerships may charge a small fee for this service. 

This video explains what to do if the dealership cannot provide the code: 58sCRAWL TVYouTube · Mar 27, 2019
What to do if you have the code

• Enter the code carefully: Use the radio's preset buttons to enter the code. Press the power button to confirm once the correct code is entered. 
• Be cautious: Avoid making multiple incorrect attempts, as this can permanently lock the radio. 

How to find anti-theft code?

You can find an anti-theft code by checking the owner's manual, looking for a sticker on the glove box or in the center console, or contacting the dealership. For some vehicles, you can retrieve the code online using your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or the radio's serial number.
 
This video explains how to find your car's radio code: 56sStudent LessonYouTube · Mar 21, 2025
Common methods

• Check the owner's manual: Look for a sticker or card inside the manual, often with the label "Anti-Theft Radio Code". 
• Inspect the glove box: Some manufacturers place a sticker with the code inside the glove box, sometimes on a small card. 
• Visit the manufacturer's website: Many automakers have a dedicated section on their website where you can enter your VIN and/or radio serial number to retrieve the code. 
• Contact the dealership: Provide them with your VIN and proof of ownership. They can look up the code for you. 
• Contact the previous owner: If you bought the car used, the previous owner may have the code written down or saved with the original paperwork. 

This video shows how to find the serial number of your car radio: 52sCrazy Honda ChrisYouTube · Feb 24, 2023
What if I can't find the code?

• Retrieve the radio serial number: For many systems, you'll need the radio's serial number. You can often find this by pressing a combination of buttons on the radio itself, like holding down buttons 1 and 6 while turning the radio on. 
• Provide proof of ownership: When contacting the dealership or manufacturer, you will need to prove that you own the vehicle. Have your VIN and registration or title information ready. 

This video demonstrates how to get the serial number of your Honda radio: 58sFixin ItYouTube · May 17, 2022

Where do I find my Uconnect anti-theft code?

You can generally find this code on a small card in your owner's manual or on a sticker in the glovebox of your Dodge automobile.