Serial #: M98F309388

i swear, i did not steal it. When i bought the car, the previous owner put in a new deck and gave me the old code. If any of you work at honda or know a dealer that could give you the code for free, i would greatly appreciate it.

TIA

 

send me $20 ill get it for you

 

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How about no, as he can get it for free.

 

dealerships don't charge for the code

 

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i thought they charged like 60-70 bucks for the radio code?

 

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i thought they charged like 60-70 bucks for the radio code?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Not that I know of. I know I helped a girl get her radio code out of her Lude for free here.

 

they will give you the code for free

 

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The only reason I could imagine for a dealer charging that much is if they were removing the radio to get the serial # and charging you for the labor. If you already have all of the information they need, they should supply the code for free (at least that's how VW has done it for my girlfriend's car).

 

call cerritos honda, california .... they are the only stealership that i have found that give it out over the phone without any hassle...

so protect your oem cd players y0!

 

Thanks for teh reply guys. I was hoping someone here might work for Honda and could just PM me the code. Thanks for the help.

 

the honda dealers here charge you for the code. i've heard in certain cars you can find the radio code in the oddest places of the car.

 

i was told it cost 50 to get mine he was like dont loose this cuz its 50 bucks if you want me to get it again

 

damn you actually paid???? like i said .....stealership

 

sometimes they have a sitcker with the code on it in the ash tray,... like pulll it out and sometimes its under there

 

In my 93 civic, the code is on the bottom of my radio. Battery went dead and the radio wouldn't go on so I pulled it out and just happened to look underneath and it had some numbers on there. Tried them and the radio started playing!

Also, i'm in texas and was able to call a local dealership and they gave me the code over the phone hassle free. And that was for my 00 si radio that I no longer have. hth

 

Go to any Honda dealer, bring proof that you own the car and take out the radio and give them a vin number on the radio and maybe the VIN number of the car. Thats what I did when I had to enter a code because I changed the battery.




Modified by Type_SH at 7:07 AM 3/24/2004

 

call honda

 

Whre would integra raido code be caused i swapped a gsr dash in mine and cant find ****?

 

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Have you took out the radio? It should be on the radio, not the dash.

 

iwork at a honda dealership and the only time we charge for radio codes is when we have to remove the radio from the vehicle, labor time. Otherwise bring in your registration & drivers license, we put you in our customer database and then get you the radio code. this way if its stolen we have the vin of the car and all the information of the person that breought it in for the code. nothing to worry about if your legit.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b23eight &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">iwork at a honda dealership and the only time we charge for radio codes is when we have to remove the radio from the vehicle, labor time. Otherwise bring in your registration & drivers license, we put you in our customer database and then get you the radio code. this way if its stolen we have the vin of the car and all the information of the person that breought it in for the code. nothing to worry about if your legit.
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We do the same thing here.

 

tell the dealership you bought from someone, or ebay and they should give it to you for free. did for my homie, no problems

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Stebo &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">In my 93 civic, the code is on the bottom of my radio. Battery went dead and the radio wouldn't go on so I pulled it out and just happened to look underneath and it had some numbers on there. Tried them and the radio started playing!

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LOL, kind of defeats the whole antitheft thing, huh?

 

the offer is still on $20 ill get you the cod

 

i already got the code, thanks anyways guys!

To the HT people trying to hustle me