radio code

Turn off your caps lock please. Not only is it hard to read, but it's rude.

http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/radiocode.html


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TeGGeR® wrote:

well no one told you to stop and read my message. it must not be that hard to
read.

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The polite response is "thank you." If you don't want help, don't post.

Mike

Amazing that someone is nice enough to respond to her plea and she has to
come back with a smart a** answer to them. Common sense internet courtesy
about using caps. Shows the maturity level of some.

steph060304 wrote:

Call your nearest dealership, give them your VIN# and or your radio
model/serial number. They should give it to you. If they dont tell them
you are a shop and unplugged your customers radio, and provide the same
info. I've done it twice with my accord and it worked.

brockster99 wrote:

thank you very much i will try it tomorrow i hope it works

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have you tried the dealer ?