i have Acura Integra 98, but the car stereo manufactured in 1999. i dunno why cuze i'm not orginal owner, anybody please help me find a code. Brand Matsushita, serial number 96F526611 its also have label number YEFM01883A. Thank a lot

 

hmmmmmmmm sounds a little sketchy if you ask me.......

 

please help me out

 

call your local acura dealer. give them the serial number and they should give you teh code for free.. if not you can call Elk Grove Acura... i know for a fact that they give them over the phone (916) 392-1400

 

Getting a radio code is a dealer thing only. No one here can help you (unless they work at a dealership).

I work for Honda and there are strict policies in place that you cannot give out a radio code (or keycode, etc) unlesss proof of ownership of the radio is presented. If it's one from a salvage yard a simple receipt will do as well.

-Rik

 

call up your local dealership and tell them that serial # you posted, and they will give you your code

 

If they're a competant dealership, no they won't Deluzional. Proof of ownership is a must. No over the phone codes should ever be given.
-Rik

 

they make me pay 45 bucks that is too expensive.

 

don't get tricked my Acura into making you pay $85!! Check under the hood of your car, under the fuse box. The code should be on inside cover of the box.

 

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ive never heard of this method..eevn tho i no longer have a stock deck, its good to know

 

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yeah, one of the acura techs try to charge me $85 to "get a new code" for me. I called up another acura dealer and the guy told be to look under the fuse box.

 

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The only reason you should have to pay $85 for a code is if they have to pull the radio to get the serial number off of it. The code can be found in some places(like you mentioned, or in the glove box, owners manual, etc) in SOME vechicles.

 

Tre is correct. If you phoned up the dealership and asked how much to get a radio code they quoted you the cost of taking your radio out, seeing the serial #, and putting that into the computers whereupon it'll say the radio code.

Take the radio down to the dealership, take proof of ownership (receipt, etc, whatever you have) and give them the serial # and they'll hook you up with the radio code free of charge.

Atleast that's how we do it up here at our dealership.
-Rik

 

i did this on my 00 LS i looked under the fuse box but its not there. I looked under the cover of the fuse box and i took the fuse box out and i looked under neath it all i see is PP*E