The one in Jeff's photo, and the one in your link are one in the same, and are Pioneer-made.

 

OK so why won't the button 1/6 trick work on my radio, and I'm following the sequence rigidly?
Or will it only give you the code if the radio is fecked?

 

OK so why won't the button 1/6 trick work on my radio, and I'm following the sequence rigidly?
Or will it only give you the code if the radio is fecked?
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No idea. But that wasn't the question for this thread.

The US cars were fitted with a different stereo to the UK cars, which is where the confusion may arise. The US version had a satellite-enabled radio. That would be no use in the UK of course. The US radio was a Clarion, as shown here http://www.hondapart...me=Auto%20Radio

FWIW UK Manufacturers as follows:
1) MY2000 - Alpine (Tape Unit) PFKL566408TUNER ASSY., AUTO RADIO (ALPINE) (20WX4)
8) MY2002 - PFKL566413TUNER ASSY., AUTO RADIO (PIONEER) (30WX4)
9) MY2004 - 9PFKL566414TUNER ASSY., AUTO RADIO (ALPINE) (30WX4) http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/ho...block_03=23877 There's your answer - you have an Alpine HU

Have you looked in the service book - sometimes the codes are written there?

 

OK so why won't the button 1/6 trick work on my radio, and I'm following the sequence rigidly?
Or will it only give you the code if the radio is fecked?
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No idea. But that wasn't the question for this thread.

Have you looked in the service book - sometimes the codes are written there?
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No original service book, mine was a Cat D. For info I'm eating humble pie after doing some "proper" research. 2000-2001 Alpine, 2002-2005 Alpine or Pioneer, 2006-2009 Pioneer.
And back on topic.....................................(me bad!)

 

Given up on the bluetooth idea and have just bought an aux-in cable for the OEM HU for £30.

£150-£200 just for bluetooth functionality seems a bit steep.

Thanks for all the advice