Okay I know that there might have been past inquires about stock honda radio codes. I called the dealerships around my place and pretty much got the same jacked up answers. I am tired of having to replace my radio for the third time from these thieves now a days. I have decided to install an old honda/acura radio back. It came from an integra. Tried installing it and it keeps asking the code. I tried some codes that I found in past postings but does not work. I hope that someone here in this forum can help out a fellow honda owner install and get a code for a radio. Like I have mentioned earlier the radio is from an integra and I would like to have it in my 93 ex coupe.

Serial number: NF 05433 and is a US spec. Pioneer made.

Any help would be great.

thanks again

 

Search, this has been covered god knows how many times..

There's somebody that can get them for u, a dealership could too.

Iono why the **** everybody has problems with their radio codes - I have yet to enter a radio code on GOD KNOWS how many civics with an OEM radio - you just expletive with the power button on the radio in conjunction with typing random #'s and turning on/off ignition and it'll work - I've done that god knows how many times and it's never failed me yet....

EDIT:
Civic radios aren't exactly a landmark of security.

 

thanks syndacate. I will try your way. I know that there has been several topics on this and I was hoping I would not be one of the poor guys that would resort to installing the stock radio, but unfortunately things happen. Getting my radio stolen 3 times is not fun. Thanks again for the response

 

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Yeah, i'm not sure what exactly it is that trips but if you just enter random codes and keep pressing the power button in between (think of it this way: If it had a brain, you'd really be headfucking it) and it'll turn on .

I don't know/care why - but it's never failed me.