Well seeing as how soo many people need em and whenever a thread is made about it everyone says go to the dealer, i decided to start this because, well im in a good mood and it will help you out.... Plus im kinda bored at work so. Just put the serial code and i can get the access code for ya. Just thought I'd sharewith yall !

 

 

That is nice of u... but u could be helping thieves too

 

yeah, you might put a note in your sig, and then have people PM you if they need help. Dont just give this stuff to anyone.

 

yeah true. but i dont think most theives come on honda tech for advice. well c what people say about this and then decide what we should do.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slo97coupe &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah true. but i dont think most theives come on honda tech for advice. well c what people say about this and then decide what we should do.</TD></TR></TABLE>

There might be more than you think, sadly.

 

Had the battery replaced in my 2001 Civic. This is the number that I got when I did the 1 and 6. 40007866. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My email is dlbjr19@yahoo.com


Modified by dlbjr19 at 5:58 PM 2/9/2007

 

uhhh bit of a problem one of these should work


try em all sorry
PRODUCT
SERIAL NUMBER MODEL ACCESS CODE
RADIO/CD 40007866 31664
PH2416I 65665
PH2679C 61653
PH2761C 31664
PH2858W 31256
39100svaa00 61653
39100SJAA001 44434
39100SJCA400 23631
39100SJCC400 25656
39100SVAA000 61653
39100SVAA010 41235
39100SVAA100 31664
39100SVBA100 33623
39100S2AA701 53532
39100S6MA00 65665
39101S5AA500 65665

 

Radio works. Thanks. I really appreciate it.

 

Why do thieves really steal stock honda stereos?

 

I knew some people woulnd't like this.
But apparently its more then I thought...... should I stop, I mean I'm just trying to help out

 

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I knew some people woulnd't like this.
But apparently its more then I thought...... should I stop, I mean I'm just trying to help out </TD></TR></TABLE>

i would post this in the radio/alarm section, youll get more responses there.

as far as radio's being stolen and you giving out codes for free. bah.... cerritos honda gives out radio codes over the phone among other well known dealerships in socal.

its just a radio, hence why even the dealership wont ask for any identification prior to giving you the code.


post away man. but like i said lock this and start one in the correct section.

 

alright thanks.. good idea

 

hey
i'm such a newb, how do u input the codes??

 

Good job. My stop working and I didn't feel like getting the codes. So, I just went out and bought a new cd player. I left the old one in the a parking lot for the vagrants

 

yeah how do u input the codes on an acura cd player?

 

pm'ed ya. I hope you can help

 

all pms replied

 

all reply leave some feedback. good idea or not?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sol2hatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah, you might put a note in your sig, and then have people PM you if they need help. Dont just give this stuff to anyone. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I agree here.

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I hate to bust ur bubble but there aren't a whole lot of thieves that are "dying to get their hands on a OEM honda radio code."

Seriously, the radio's like 20 bux used, if that. . I say he's doing everybody a good service, though PM'ing would be better, opposed to just "posting it."

 

i personally think its a good service. I have been looking for someone to help me for a while. I bought my car, used of course, and I never had the magic code to even use the radio. I didnt feel like paying $60+ for them to give it to me.

I do think pm's are probably the best way to go about it.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CHK4TIX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> I didnt feel like paying $60+ for them to give it to me.



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thats for removing the radio from the car. not for the code. the code is free at dealerships....

 

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thats for removing the radio from the car. not for the code. the code is free at dealerships....</TD></TR></TABLE>

the code is free on certain cars not all radios have the abilty to tell you the serial from the face plate. And yes on some cars the serial is in the glove box, but it all depends on what dealership you purchased the vehicle from. other wise you do have to tear your center console apart to get the serial.

 

 

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the code is free on certain cars not all radios have the abilty to tell you the serial from the face plate. And yes on some cars the serial is in the glove box, but it all depends on what dealership you purchased the vehicle from. other wise you do have to tear your center console apart to get the serial.</TD></TR></TABLE>


this is incorrect.. the retrieving the code is free all the time and on all honda/acura oem radios regardless of car make or model.

like i said earlier cost are involved only if the radio is removed by the tech.