Gunner

There is no longer anybody able to pull codes for you. What you need to do is look throughout your car for a sticker that has it..this could be in the glove box, inside the fuse box or several other places..if you cannot locate it then you will need to

Retrieve your radio serial number by
holding down the #1 and #6, turn the radio ON, and the serial number is displayed in 2 parts. Only works after the radio says CODe on the display.
(or should be on the back or your radio)

Record your vehicle Identification number.


Once you have that then you need to visit.. https://radio-navicode.honda.com/


If you are not the one who bought the car from the dealer and have not updated your information you should do so. Visit http://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/ But for now lets continue.

since you cannot fill out all the required info then all you need to do is call
1-800-999-1009
With all your info.

This will take all of 5 minutes and all of YOUR information will be recorded with Honda. This is also FREE you should not have to pay for your code..

MindBomber

haha I think this is our third, how to find your radio code thread..

the people never learn..

2002ExCivic

iTrader: (1)

Someone should remove the Sticky where you request and Sticky this instead.

ezone

Since 2000 or 2001, you can hold down the #1 and #6, turn the radio ON, and the serial number is displayed in 2 parts. Only works after the radio says CODe on the display.
Works on most in those early years, works on all since about 02.

Those instructions are also on the Honda radio code site. https://radio-navicode.honda.com/



Acura has this site https://radio-navicode.acura.com/


Edit: dangit, I changed the text but the link didn't change....redo.

Gunner

^thanks for adding that..I will input it to the top..

MindBomber

Okay, so..

This thread has been stuck, the other thread has been unstuck and locked on a trial basis. The large thread has been allowed to remain open, because it contains the majority of radio code requests; however annoying seeing it bumped can become, it's better than constant new requests. If new threads for radio codes begin popping up again, I will reverse the changes to the big thread.

Gunner

^ CALL HONDA with the number above, Its an 800 number..not sure if you will still be charged long distance but call them and they will help you..

Gunner

No Problem..everything needed is posted above..

Streetwize86

I was lucky enough to have the Number written on the dash pannel. The dealership is crazy for the cost of a simple code number

ezone

There are many ways for an owner to obtain the radio code for themselves.
Sticker/card/books, Honda website, the customer service number, etc.


If one can't figure out how to do it for themselves, then they should be prepared to pay a fee for the service.


Proprietary information doesn't have to be free.

Gunner

^ Read the original post... that is about all the help anyone can give you.

hioto

I can help.
email me @ shane.lee@torontohonda.com
provide serial number or U&L code.

Im not online on this forum everyday but PM works as well and it will send a notification to my phone.

I hope im not stepping on anyones toes here, but i joined this forum to help and if I can I will.

jdavid621

Hola amigos chapines, puedo ayudarles a conseguir su código, de igual forma solo escríbanme, jdavid_mazariegos21@yahoo.com, solo puedo conseguir los códigos si estás en Guatemala, saludos

Gunner

^ in english, this means

I can help you get your code, just write me equally, jdavid_mazariegos21@yahoo.com, I can only get the code if you are in Guatemala, Greetings

Gunner

PLEASE!! Read the Original post. I think their may be a person or two that may still be willing to look but its rare(and partially illegal). So please follow the above posts.

hioto

I can get codes. VIA email only please.
shane.lee@torontohonda.com

Gunner

^i will start pointing people in that direction then. Thanks.

jedema

Wow... read the op, then called the number with my info...

Who knew that it was so hard to read... That number worked like a champ!

smallac

I just bought a used 2012 Honda Civic with no radio code visible. I checked the glove compartment, all the stickers around all the door jambs, the trunk, etc. All I can find are a bunch of VIN stickers and the ones for the tires and the vehicle weight.

This Civic's radio has no display of its own. It uses the car's display on the dash. I cannot get the "code" text to display, and tried depressing the 1 and 6 while powering up. There is not a hint of a response.

The car and radio are working fine, but eventually, I'll need a battery. Is it possible that this radio does not have that function. This is an LX.

ezone

(USA) 2012 LX does not have a locking radio.

kingrat

I had no sticker in the glove box for my 2002 civic but the door had a code and I entered that and it is working now!

Thanks

ezone

If this is a radio try 66411
If this is a Navigation unit, try 3504

Now post your credit card numbers so I can collect my fee!

sdaidoji

iTrader: (1)

Good god. Many are not even capable of reading usernames?!?
Gearbox have not been around for a while. not even in this thread.

buy glasses, people, or you will not even be able to read the serial numbers.

dumb and unable to read... whats the point in replying if you cannot even read?

SlowEJ8

interesting read

GolNat

iTrader: (7)

Call this number

1-800-999-1009

With your serial number and vin handy.