SOURCE: Theft of 2004 Honda Civic
since the ignition key cylinder wasn't damaged, i can think of a few possible sernarios.
- a tow/repo truck was used
- if you bought the car used, the previous owner had a copy of the key and used it to gain access and start the car.
- if you have taken the car to a honda dealership for service/repairs, someone at the dealership may have encoded (the transponder on) a duplicate key. they would also have no problem looking up your address.
SOURCE: My 2004 Honda Civic just overheated. What could it
it looks like that you cooling fan is not working, check the fan when temperature is up if its not working than check the fuse for the cooling fan, if its ok than check the current at the fan end if you fund the current the fan is faulty replace the cooling fan.
SOURCE: code radio honda civic 2004
you will need the radios serial number which is located on top of the unit itself. Then take that number and any Honda dealer will be able to give you the new code. Sometimes it is on a sticker with your owners manual. i am still a tech and we run into this all of the time on Hondas.
SOURCE: thermostat honda civic 2004
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