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i disconected my battery to do some work and after i was finished i hooked everthing back up i went to put in the radio code and found out that i lost it. So i contacted my dealership and they said i need 2 tak out the radio and get some numbers off of it so i can get the code. Does any 1 know how 2 remove the radio cause me and my friend could not fighre it out.

 
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pull the radio out, go the the dealership, give the radio the service department so they can check the serial # behind the radio, they will search the database and theyll give u the code. Oh yea be sure u have ur ID and proof of ownership with ya!

 
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oh i didnt read the whole thing. i think theres a DIY on the DIY section

 
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Check this out:

http://www.handa-accessories.com/civic/03civaudio.pdf

 
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i didnt read that lolz

 
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i want to put in a aftermarket cd player will my security system still work. At the dealer ship they told me no but i donn.

 
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thoes directons you gave me are they for a 5 speed ?

 
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hey i lost my code and the dealer told me that they would have to replace the headunit because there is no way of retrieving the code.

so i ended up buying an aftermarket head unit and then 2 months later i finally found the code. i was about to sell it but now i cant find the damn code again

 
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03CivicEX4Door... I have the same car and I replaced my HU a week ago....

Use THIS document first (steps 35-37) then pick up with step 4 on the other document:
http://handa-accessories.com/civic/civ03fogs.pdf

mexinaction, I haven't tried it but the feedback makes me think it works:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW

 
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check under the fuse box the code might be there, mines was.

 
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check under the fuse box the code might be there, mines was.

 
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i removed 2 screws for the center pannel i donn if their's any more or not but i can't remove the center pannel bracket to release the 9 retaining clips. DID i miss any bolt's or am i just doing something wrong

 
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You can ask your dealer for the code. However, you'll need the radio serial number before they can look up your code. You'll also need some documents (repair receipts, invoice, insurance paper, ...etc.) to prove that you've had this car for awhile and not look like it's been stolen. To get to the serial number, you'll mostly like need to remove the radio from the dash. Good luck!

 
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yep just call did that before I didnt even need the serial number just give them ur info thats all

 
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You absolutely DO NOT need to remove the radio to obtain the serial code. Also the code sticker is not placed in any particular location on the vehicles. It is up to the dealer and the person doing the pre-delivery inspection whether or not to put a code sticker inside the vehicle somewhere. See attachment for how to obtain your radio serial number when it displays CODE.

 
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Mine was also by the fuse box.

 
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THat is some good ish right there. Ill will have to remember that, cus i want to change my battery next week.

 
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I have a sticker in my glove box. I've heard there may also be a sticker on the underside of the trunk lid.

 
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I guess these new cars have the S/N displayed on the radio. I'd not had the opportunity to use my radio code on my Civic. However, Hondas in the 90's did not display the S/N. One usually would need to take the radio out to look in the back to see the S/N. Well, I guess I'm too old to be up to date on these things.