Hi the answer is yes the radio is coded, you should find the code in your VW handbook .
Regards Norman
Yes, because you will be discarding your old radio anyway. If it were to have theft codes, they would be stored in the radio. Just toss your old radio, because it will be scrap. The theft code is usually in the radio itself - so if you buy a NEW CD/Radio or wahtever then if it does offer a theft code then you will have it. If you want to re-use the original radio , then you need to find its code and enter it to make it work.
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