Problem resolved by original mechanic. Thank you everyone.

 

there is usually a 6 digit number on the sticker affixed to the side of the glove box, usually drivers side of the glove box.

 

Yes I checked the glove compartment, the ash tray, the fuse lid, and under the hood of the car and only found the white sticker in the glove compartment with the serial number and nothing else. I purchased it from an Acura dealership and asked them if they had it on file. They didn't and told me to call Honda. After the engine swap I'm out of money to pay them $125 to give me a code for the car, I might as well buy those new fancy radios for that price ! I really do appreciate the help

 

I'll buy it off you if you get something else

 

1 - Do a search here on this issue. There have been members in the past that are able to provide radio codes.

2 - Call around to different dealerships and try to get a better price.

 

Take that radio serial number and your id to your local honda dealer and they will give you the code. Thats the code there going to get if they remove the radio

 

Thank you.

 

all else fails, call a tech with the serial and tell them you're *insert random name here* from best buy and that you just reinstalled a factory radio for this nice older lady and you need the code.. in all my years of doing it, i have never had a tech not give it to me right over the phone.