My battery died and i soon i jump it back it ask me for a code in my radio. i have a 2004 accord coupe ex-l . how do i fix this problem?

You will have to go to Honda with the vin number

When you disconnect your battery and then reconnect itagain, it disables the radio. This is an anti-theft radio protection.
The enable your radio the activation code is in your vehicle owner's manual. Ifyou do not have this code you need to go to your Honda service centre andget them to enter this code for you.

no radio is you have to enter code because when battery died radio thinks its being stolen so it is in anti-theft mode need to go to dealer with vin or vehicle and proof of ownership

Try disconnecting the battery and cleaning the terminals/connections,then reconnect the battery and see if the problem persists.

You have to put in the code for the radio, it is usually on a card in your owners manual. whenever you replace a battery, or disconnect it the code has to be entered. same thing happened to me.

If I'm for sure I don't think your digit code would be with the vin #. I would check your owners manual or ask a Honda mechanic. Hope this helps!?

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the radio code is a 5 digit code and the navi is a 4 digit code. if it continues to read incorrect pin then you may need to see your local honda dealer to get the correct pin

I just went thru this with my dealer. As you probably know, to get the correct code, you must have the radio serial number. My Accord EX has the navigation system, so that was the first problem I had to solve. The dealer had a service bulletin to tell me that. The Radio code on a 2005 Accord EX is only 4 digits. His computer showed 5 digits for the code. So he called Honda and the gave him the correct code for my serial number. It had no relationship to the 5 digits obtained from his computer. Nice, huh?

Ask about, you can get radio's recoded at many places. Ask your local auto spares supplier, that would be my first port of call.

Unfortunatly the code is directly tied to the S/N of the radio. Without the serial there isn't much I can do for you. But If you are handy with a wrench and can remove the radio yourself, then I can more than likely get a code, but I too would need the S/N.

Hope this helps