Need code to get my stock radio to work again in my 92 honda accord

Fix Honda Radio "Enter Code" lockout after dead battery ...

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Yesterday the battery died in our Honda- and after the hassle ofreplacing it I thought all was well- until ...

Radio reset code in 5 minutes for a 2001+ Honda CRV CR ...

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Note: sometimes you can find the code sticker in the glovebox. ... trick should work for 2001 and newer Honda ...

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if you didnt set the code your kinda screwed. it's a anti-theft idea once battery is disconnected (dead) or radio removed, you have to renter the correct code to work radio.

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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radio thinks it was going to be stolen so it set the security need to check manuel or call dealer
you will need ownership info

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

Two options:

1) Go to the dealer and see if they can look it up for you.

2) Pull the radio and see if code is written on the body of the radio. (Only works if radio has been replaced and seller was kind enough to write on there)

if you have the serial number for the radio I have the code.I also just went threw this my also was a factory install.I have a 1995 accord

You must go through your local honda dealer, (usually parts department) give them the numbers off the labels on the radio, along with the VIN number of the car. may have to prove ownership. They can call Honda and get that information for you. Process is alot easier if you someone that works in the parts department, if not the honda parts department, then another parts department at another car dealer.

"i have a 2004 honda accord my radio needs a code"

I had the same problem on my Honda Accord.
After several attempts to fix and many error messages I called a Honda house and the lady in service said "No problem". She then asked for the two codes listed by using the procedure described above (the "U" and "L" codes which both contain 4 digit numbers following the U or the L.
I gave her this and she "looked it up".
In a couple of minutes she returned with a 5 digit code which I immediately tried.
Of course it didn't work because it only has room for 4 numbers.
I went thru the battery disconnect reset (for 5 minutes) and while that was going on, I remembered that the code for the navigation system was located by another service tech once before.
All he did was pop the top off the fuse panel under the hood.
On the cover, along with the fuse identification was a white sticker with some numbers on it.
One of the typewritten numbers had a "N" written with a pen on it.
Another number was 4-digit and had a "R" in blue ink, like the N written on it.
I thought "If N stands for navigation, would R stand for radio?"
The rest is history.
When I plugged that number into the radio in the code entry mode - everything started working.
If I hadn't seen that tech open and retrieve the navigation code, I never would have related "N" and "R". The under hood fuse box is located on the driver's side up near the windshield.

I need help fixing my radio on a 2006 Honda Accord...I could not find the code and after so many attempts my radio is saying ErrE and now i have found the code and now i can't start over with codes again....what can i do?