Yes, as Avant rightly says, you will need the serial number of your radio in order to enable someone to give you the keycode.

The serial number is given on a white label which is stuck to the casing of the radio. In order to be able to read this you will need to pull the radio out from the dashboard a couple of inches. You will need a set of radio removal tools in order to be able to do this.

Alternatively, sometimes, the serial number can be obtained by pressing Buttons 1 and 6 on the radio as it's switched on. A series of numbers should be displayed which the radio will scroll through, one of which might be the serial number. Sometimes pressing Buttons 2 and 5 has the desired effect, too. The serial number will be in the form of M123456 or V123456, where 123456 is any six digit number. It will always begin with an "M" or a "V".

If it's an "M" serial number then you can use the following link to obtain your radio keycode:

www.pumapeople.com/decode.php

However, if it's a "V" serial number then I'm afraid nobody on this forum can do a "V" serial number keycode. These are only available from a Ford Main Dealer or, alternatively, there are people on Ebay who claim they can do them for a fee.

You just need a set of radio removal tools. Look on Ebay but be careful, there are two different sets depending upon the type of radio. There are videos on YouTube showing how to remove the radio. You don't actually have to remove it completely, just pull it out from the dashboard a few inches so that you can read the serial number from the label on the radio casing.

Failing that, take it into Halfords and they'll probably do it for a fiver (subject to confirmation!) for you!