How to reset you HONDA's anti-theft radio security by Matt Nimey.mp4

If your battery ever dies and you need to reset your radio in your Honda

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[egn83b]

Radio codes for stock radio's is just plan stupid. Sure someone could steal it but the reality is the radio is worthless to most kids and theives meaning its a low end item. My advice replace that stock code thrower with a nice unit worth looking at that sounds better. That is my two cents on stock radio codes.

[CnyHondascom]

I recommend to try a different dealer. You will find a nice one eventually. Good luck! Matt

[revpamelaford]

The code usually comes on a little credit-card size plastic card. Since I did not buy my car new, the card was lost somewhere along the way.

[revpamelaford]

And, as in my case, the dealer will not give the code over the phone. It's a 'security issue." Right. 

[Bellokski]

my radio codes is 3004 but theres no 0 in the botton???

[g231084]

WHAT IF THE CODE INCLUDES A NUMBER 8?

[chillax821]

My radio code is 10012, what button do I push for the "0", help?

[ChangMasterSupreme]

so what if you have a honda with an acura radio? how do you solve that?

[cantfigureagoodname]

I was doing it wrong thanks

[jltippetts]

This worked for my 2002 honda civic.

I went to Stockton 12 Honda in Sandy, UT and the guy tried to tell me he need to pull my radio out and charge me $100. He could have just done this little trick in 5 seconds!!! Ever since the recession started, I've had a bad experience with them trying to gouge. Too bad... they were so good for years.