I just replaced new battery today and now the audio won't work. Where'd I get the code ? Hit me up

 

Did you buy it new? Sometimes the original dealer will keep the radio codes.
If you don't know the original dealer or if they didn't keep the code, the serial number will need to be pulled from the radio so Honda can supply the code. It usually will cost 1 hour of labor...

 

just pull the radio and bring it to the dealership. i did that and just had to show my registration that i owned the car adn they gave me the code for free

 

How much would that cost? if the labor cost too much, I think I'll look for a new deck.

 

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How do I take it off? Thx

 

What year and model do you have?

The labor rate in my area is $70 flate rate hour.

 

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The labor rate in my area is $70 flate rate hour.
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I got 95 EX coupe 5spd

 

Check for a sticker in your glove box or on the side of your glove box. When the car had its PDI, the tech was supposed to put a sticker with the radio's serial number in that area. If you it's not there, check in your owner's manual in the radio section. Look for a sticker with numbers...

If you have the serial number and proof of ownership, the dealer might not charge you.