Hi, I'm new here and hope someone can help. We bought a used 01 civic for use as a delivery vehicle. Same old story... battery died, we changed it, didn't know about the codes, etc. Using info I've read on this forum I've been able to determine that the radio S/N is: U2802 L3874. I thought I had seen where there was someone here that could provide the code, given the S/N. Any help would be appreciated.

 

just go to the nearest dealership. they can easily pull up the radio code if u provide the serial number off the back of the radio

 

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Most likely the dealership you bought the car from, has it on record.

 

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it doesnt matter what dealer u go to if u have the serial #, and most of the time the dealer doesnt have the code on record because the service writers are lazy asses and dont input the number when the car gets PDI'ed. they have the radio pulled out to get the serial # off the back of the radio about 60% of the time, or use buttons 1 and 6 to display the serial # if its aplicable to that year and model

 

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it doesnt matter what dealer u go to if u have the serial #, and most of the time the dealer doesnt have the code on record because the service writers are lazy asses and dont input the number when the car gets PDI'ed. they have the radio pulled out to get the serial # off the back of the radio about 60% of the time, or use buttons 1 and 6 to display the serial # if its aplicable to that year and model</TD></TR></TABLE>

My dealership had mine on record, and so did my sister's.

 

mine was on the side of the glove box, try to see if its there.

 

i half to replace my battery real soon! & i always need a jump.
so.. my code is 43446

try that.. wha la for me.. hehe
i have a 02 civic ex 2dr

 

Sweet, now I'm going to make a trip to your house just to steal your stereo. Thanks!

 

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open your glove box and on the side there might be a sticker with numbers on it. try that.

 

theres been so many threads on this i once was a victim of the radio code

 

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I have been too, but fortunately, I had the OEM card in my owners manual.

 

it should be in your manual like its been said...