2007 honda civic hybrid radio code

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Contact mitsubishi, it will be on there database. You need the VIN # to your vehicle.

SOURCE: no stereo!!

google it! no need to pay these guys to find something out for free!!!! You can find anything on google!!

Mike Duncan

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• Posted on Apr 23, 2008

SOURCE: code missing

It sounds like a phone call to your local dealer or service center. Any place that repairs Honda cars should have the code because they often disconnect the battery.

SOURCE: volvo radio code

code radio for serial V01610X9301027H

SOURCE: Honda CRV 2005 asking for radio code

hi!

well check for the radio code as in following steps:

1:Under the Hood of the Car is a Fuse-Box. (Different Fuse-Box than Inside the Car) This Fuse-Box has a Lid. Under this Lid is the Radio Code. Therefore, lift the Lid off Completely and the Code is underside of this Lid.

Look in your glove box for a white sticker with black numbers on it. The sticker will be about 1 1/2 inches long and 1/2 in wide. There should be 5 digits on it. These 5 wonderful numbers are your radio code. Put the code in through the preset buttons on the radio. You'll hear a beep and the radio will come back to life. (though you'll have to reprogram all your presets)

2. Ok, there's a sticker there, but there's more than 5 numbers on it! What do I do with that? Don't worry, that's the serial number for the audio unit. Call a dealer, tell them what happened and that you have the serial number and they can get the code for you for free. Write the code down and stick it in the glove box. Follow the steps in #1 above.

3. There's no sticker in my glove box, what now smart guy? Don't panic if you don't find a sticker, there are other places it's put sometimes. Check your sunglass holder (applicable models), the center console, even under the arm rest. I've even seen them under the cover of the under-hood fuse box. Check all these places and hope that u will find ur radio code!! good luck!