Replaced battery need radio code - 2005 Honda Civic

According to this forum, you won't need the code for the radio in a Chevrolet. The GM radios don't lose their code when the battery is replaced.


Thread Radio Code after Battery Disconnect

Who replaced the battery ? Didn't have external battery supply hooked up ? Read this Battery Disconnect or Replacement Problems You will need to take it to the dealer !

Hi .
If you have a BMW factory code for your audio/radio equipment get it, if you don't have a code and have a coded radio/audio system it's not that easy !
*First rule is disconnect the NEG terminal first always.(it's the smaller of the two terminals (-) .
Some radio savers will allow you to connect a slave battery sourse to the car to mentain the 12v supply in order to save audio equip codes.
Most if not all suppliers of battery's will fit the replacement battery FOC , but you will need the code's in most cases ,,, (a slave 12v supply will not erase radio codes)
If you don't have coded factory fitted audio equip , Happy days. refer to (*)

need radio code for 2001 Mitsubishi Montero sport. Serial number J44mT21H91P001563. I replaced the battery which reset the radio. My email: [email protected]

You can usually find the code on the bottom side of the ash tray, if your car has one. Or you can may have to pull the radio. It should be stamped on it somewhere.

Radio may need code, radio should display "code, loc, ..." IF no power at all, check all fuses. Sometimes spark from changing battery can blow radio fuses easily.

Some radios hold the codes for a few Min's.However ,Disconnect the battery again and leave disconnected for an hour.Then reconnect and Enter codes and confirm.Should work ok.

You need to code ..punch in code then power radio up and it will work. For a fee if its the original radio for this car the code can be retrieved by the dealer. If you entered to code incorrectly more than 4 times you will need to disconnect battery for 30 second and re-enter code. good luck and thanks for using FIX YA