I have a 95 Accord Coupe and i lost the radio code and i dont know where the car was bought from which dealers, so now my car is radio-less and is there any wway to get the radio code ??? besides going to the dealer that the car was bought from.. which i dont know because im the 3rd owner..


Thanks

 

Honda North America has (I believe) instituted a program which takes some of the local burden away from the local dealers with regards to Radio Codes.
It works like this:
Call Honda North America at 1-800-999-1009 (US and Canadian Owners)
You should be directed to Customer Service
They will supply you with a FAX Number to which you send your documentation
1) Vehicle Registration W/Vin (Proof of Ownership)
2) Radio Reference Number
3) Radio Seriel Number
4) Your call-back Number
They will return your call and supply you with the 5digit code

P

Or you can do the "Radio & Registration in hand trek to the dealer" trick. It's wicked cold out, I'd rather do it by phone

 

You might be able to remove the ashtray and it's support plate; then use a mirror and flashlight to get the numbers from the sticker on the bottom of the radio.
Save yourself the time and effort of removing the console and trim plate.

 

my wife took her 98 accord to the dealer to have the cel checked out and they gave her a card that looks like a credit card with the radio code on it, she didn't even ask for it.

 

If you can find a serial number one of us can get it. Also look for stickers inside of the glovebox or under the under hood fuse box cover

 

what is the serial number are we talking about here?... and where can i find it... thanks

 

It is the Radio Chassis Numbers that they are interested in.
Unfortunately, Honda doesn't cross-reference Radio Security Codes with the Vehicle Identification number. You literally have to get the codes off a 4x2" Label affixed to the Radio; and in most cases it involves pulling the radio to get this info.

That's why people were asking you to check several locations (or in the car's paperwork) for a sticker with the radio codes. All because it's such a pain in the A..s to get.

P

 

Well guys you couldnt have said it better. P i told someone the same thing about the codes and they told me honda wouldnt appreciate advertising free radio codes, go figure. But P you are right, this is how I got mine after getting the runaround on the net.

 

Hello,
I have the same problem, I see that MooGoCow3 mentioned he had the ability to get one of these codes for me. If that's possible it would be sweet! here's the info:

P/N:39101-SR2-A000-M1
REF.NO.:CM6504A-D
Serial No.:E31016281

If not, no worries. Thanks!

 

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I have the code but what is the exact procedure to enter it....is it just turn it on an put the #'s in and it just comes on....or is there more to it than that.........just how many digits is the code.........i have a 1996 honda accord station wagon

 

when you disconnect the power and reconnect it. the radio will say code. at that time you put in the 5 diget code and all is well