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I replaced the battery and now the radio won't work. It's asking me to
enter the "code,". The car was a certified used car and doesn't have a code
in the glovebox so what do I do. Thanks in advance.

erdavis <erdavis@excite.com> wrote in
news:Xns94159085142erdavisexcitecom@216.77.188.17:

> I replaced the battery and now the radio won't work. It's asking me to
> enter the "code,". The car was a certified used car and doesn't have a
> code in the glovebox so what do I do. Thanks in advance.

Any Honda dealer can look it up on their computer.

Ed <do.not@spam.me> wrote in message news:<Xns941595FB4E06AMyMessagesRock@151.164.30.93 >...
> erdavis <erdavis@excite.com> wrote in
> news:Xns94159085142erdavisexcitecom@216.77.188.17:
>
> > I replaced the battery and now the radio won't work. It's asking me to
> > enter the "code,". The car was a certified used car and doesn't have a
> > code in the glovebox so what do I do. Thanks in advance.
>
> Any Honda dealer can look it up on their computer.

being certified the dealer has to have the code. it's listed on the
cert papaers you were supposed to be given. as for them looking it
up. it's a myth that the vin number is helpful. you need the serial
number off the radio itself. what year and model is it? there are
some tricks to this.
Chip

Included with Hondas with the Owners Manual is a white plastic card (credit
card sized) that has the number. Since it appears you don't have it, the
radio will have to be removed to access the serial number on the backside.
The original selling dealer often keeps this info too as a matter of
customer service. Go to the dealer where you bought the car and ask them
for the help you need.


"erdavis" <erdavis@excite.com> wrote in message
news:Xns94159085142erdavisexcitecom@216.77.188.17. ..
> I replaced the battery and now the radio won't work. It's asking me to
> enter the "code,". The car was a certified used car and doesn't have a
code
> in the glovebox so what do I do. Thanks in advance.