Pin code for infotainment system

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Geeboy360

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Hi everyone,
I’ve just purchased a 400 sport on a 2017 plate from a local well known dealer. Non Jaguar. The car has not come with the handbook, which they are getting me, nor a tyre inflator pack which they are getting me too!
However tonight I have been trying to work out the settings of the infotainment system but it’s asking for a pin which comes with handbook or a password so you can change the pin from factory.
I’m guessing that I’m a bit stuck on certain things I can do without the pin?
Not sure what the pin will give me that I haven’t got already?
Any ideas?
 
Thanks everyone!
I am just awaiting my new data sim to turn up so I can get that put in and completely set the whole system up properly with my new account login at the same time.
I think I now know the code to delete the previous owners details and account and to set up my own account.
Cars are so technologically advanced for there own good these days 😂😂
Will let you know how I get on when the data sim arrives and if that goes ok?! I see it has its own issues on here from what I’ve read!
 
Geeboy360 said:
Will let you know how I get on when the data sim arrives and if that goes ok?! I see it has its own issues on here from what I’ve read!
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The only issue I've had with SIMs is when the sales guy was demonstrating the call button which disabled my Virgin Mobile SIM by wiping its APN details. I had to stick it in a 'phone to reset things. Had no problems at all with a Giffgaff SIM.
 
In older models there used to be a generic pin printed in the manual as a fall back thing. I think it was 1929 ?
However more recent models should have a personal PIN set as part of the handover to allow you to login to the nav and create a vehicle profile.
A dealer shoul;d be able to clear the previous owners data and allow a new pin to be set.
I had to remember mine to do a factory reset to wipe any data when I traded in my most recent JLR product.
Data sims are always a cause of agg.
Best are data only as they tend to be cheaper (or even free) than the £10 a month or so some mobile providers ask for an additional sim which often needs several steps to get it to work if at all.
 
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