Honda: factory stereo code?

goto a local dealer, they will give you the code




"WiNsToN" <com> wrote in message
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I 
know 

yes....for a price...same thing happened to me a while back had to pay $17
CDN to get the code
"M.C. Tee" <roadrunner.nf.net> wrote in message
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CRV 
on. 

better then 200+ for an aftermarket deck and an expensive paper weight




"Roger Dubet" <ca> wrote in message
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In article <i8u8b.4238$bellglobal.com>,
"Roger Dubet" <ca> wrote:
 

Most dealers are cool about it. If you already have the radio's serial
number, they'll just look up the code for you, no charge. Just drive
around until you find a friendly dealer.

But if you don't have the radio's serial number.....well, you have to
find it. First, look in the glove box area for a white sticker with
numbers on it. *Good* salesmen put the radio serial number there for
just this reason. If not, look in the owner's manual or whatever
paperwork you got with the vehicle. If you're lucky, you got a
responsible previous owner and a responsible used car dealer who kept
all that stuff together, and the serial number should be written down in
the owner's manual. The vehicle also came with a card with that
information on it.

If you don't have the radio's serial number, you'll have to pull the
radio to read it off the radio itself. You can do that, or you can pay
someone to do that. The dealer *will* charge you for *that*.

You should head over to helminc.com and order up an owner's manual for
your car.