ahh wrote:
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> Anyway to get around not having to pay honda's scam of $90 to get the
> anti-theft code for your radio? Replaced the battery in my car and now I
> can't get the radio working unless I got the code. I no longer live in the
> area I bought it. I have every piece of slip on this car including the new
> buyers inpection check off list but don't have this card. I doubt they even
> gave it to me. Honda and everyone knows that the odds are huge you are
> going to have to dish out money to get the code in so many years but very
> slim your radio is going to get stolen. This is pretty stupid on Hondas
> part because when peoples batteries go bad it is the about when they are
> ready to buy a new car, and this certainly doesn't add to peoples
> satisfaction with honda automobile.


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