Help me decode my Car radio

check the owners manual under radio the code should be there

Hi,

If you bought the car originally from a Honda dealer, there is a way to obtain the code for free as Honda are one of the few manufacturers to provide online support to customers on this issue. Your original purchase of the car must be through the Honda network for the online help to work though.

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If you bought your car privately or through a non Honda dealer, the other option is to try your local Honda dealer directly for the information. They will require the radio serial number. To get this press buttons 1 and 6 at the same time. The serial will show on the display after a few seconds. Many Honda dealers will provide the information for free over the phone unlike other manufacturers.

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First try
https://radio-navicode.honda.com/


If the above suggestion is not successful ,then unfortunately the code will not be available for free (or cheap ) from anywhere on the Internet.

Main Dealer or a Decoding Service only

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First try
https://radio-navicode.honda.com/



if the above suggestion is not successful ,then unfortunately the code will not be available for free (or cheap ) from anywhere on the Internet.

Main Dealer or a Decoding Service only

UnfortunatelyHONDA codes are only available from the Main Dealer or by using a Radio Decoding Service who will connect a laptop to read the working code inside your radio`s memory chip (EEPROM)

Yes, you need to insert the 4 or 6 digit code when asked to do so in the radio display. There is a yellow sticker with the code hidden inside the glove box. many dealers affix the second sticker to the owners manual, and some still go through the trouble of manually typing the code into the folder that holds the owners manual and other new car papers. If unable, and as a last resort, go to a honda dealer with the VIN number, and proof of vehicle ownership.

for a stock radio you can only get the security code from a Honda dealer.you will need to show proof of ownership and ID then they will usually give you the code with no problems.Good luck.

Hi. Jumping the battery when the radio is turned on will often cause a problem. I would check the fuses for the radio first as one of them may have blown. Regarding the clock it is blinking and needs to be reset.

Since this is a relatively new car I recommend going to a book store and purchasing the service manual for Honda which includes the 2007 models. This will you how to reset the clock. Then keep the manual in the glove compartment for all future reference.

Good luck.

The only way to get this code is to bring it to a dealer and they can usually put the code in for free. You can try calling but bringing it in has the best chance of getting the code.

check your owners manual, should be on the last page/ back cover. or tr calling your local honda dealer.