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If your Honda car battery died, you disconnected the battery or removed the radio fuse, the radio will ask for radio code when turned on.
In this guide, you will learn how to get Honda radio code for free, even if you have lost the code or don't remember it. These instructions work on most Honda vehicles, including Honda Accord, Civic, Oddysey, Ridgeline, Pilot, etc.
If your Honda is asking for a radio code, first look in your owner's manual. In some cases, the radio code will be written at the back or end of the owner's manual. Or it may be in a small card inserted inside the owner's manual.
If you can not find the radio code, don't worry, we will show you three other methods to get the radio code for a Honda.
To retrieve a Honda radio code is a two-step process. First, you need to find the serial number for your radio. Next, you will use the serial number to get the radio code. See the instructions below on how to get Honda radio code for free.
There are two methods to retrieve the serial number from a Honda.
The easiest way to get the radio code on a Honda is to press buttons 1 & 6 at the same time then turn on the radio.
Here you can see the serial number on a Honda Ridgeline / Pilot radio. Your radio may look slightly different, but the same procedure will still work.
Here are the step-by-step instructions on how to get Honda radio code without having to remove the radio.
If the instructions above don't work, the other option is to remove the radio from the vehicle.
The serial code for your radio will be printed on the back of the radio.
Now that you have the radio serial number, you need to find the radio code. The serial number is not the radio. Do not try to enter the serial number on the radio or you may lock up the radio.
Here are three ways to get radio code for any Honda vehicle:
Honda radios say enter code because one of the following happened:
When enter code displays on a Honda radio, it means the radio is on anti-theft mode. The code may be written down on the owner's manual. If not, visit a Honda dealer or use an online service to retrieve the code.
Most Honda radio codes are five digits long. No letters.
By YOUCANIC Automotive Experts Published on: Tuesday, August 18, 2020. |