Is it somewhere in the car? Or a website I can use! Need to know ASAP! Any and all help wud b great! MY04

 

Call Honda support They will give you the code, you need to give them the info you get off the radio.

 

you can also call a honda dealer thats how I got mine

 

Check your service book?

 

look for a sticker in the secret compartment, write down the combo, then go to a Honda dealership, a service adviser could solve it for you

 

You can use Owner Link as well.
http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com

...and search:
https://www.google.com/search?q=radi...hrome&ie=UTF-8

 

Before I changed my head unit, the OEM Honda radio needed to be reset due to a battery replacement I did. I called the Honda dealer and they told me it would cost $150 to pull the radio to read the serial number off the back of the unit. I told them to stuff it.

Pull your radio out and take it to the dealer, or call them with the information. The radio is only held in with four screws, and it comes out surprisingly easy. There are plenty of threads on how to do that, so I won't repeat them here.

 

Why would you tell them to stuff it? The charge was labor involved to remove the radio and retrieve the serial from it.

If you have the serial and proof of ownership (and it's the original radio) then you can have any dealership get it from you - or Owners Link. As you've pointed out. Not everyone is capable (or wants to) of that.

That doesn't always work however - my Pilot had the OEM radio replaced under warranty so it had a different code than the one associated with it from the dealerships.

 

I needed a code about a year ago. I had the serial number, but both my local dealers were still going to charge me their minimum shop fee to look it up (about $40).

I called an old dealer that I used before moving to my current location and they gave it to me over the phone.

 

lol @ pulling out the radio.
1)Call Honda
2)Push the bottons they tell you to push on the radio
3)Tell them what comes up on the screen
4)Punch in the code they give you