Stereo displays code and wont play anything

look in your owner's manual for a reset code. It is a 4 digit code. if you dont have it, just go to a Honda dealer and they should be able to provide one to you

This problem generally occurs when the battery has been disconnected. What you will have to do is go into your owner's manual and call Honda USA for the program code. What you will need at the time of the call is vehicle's registration. The information you seek is in the owner's manual and don't forget to write the code down, just in case.

If it is a factory stereo,you have to call a Saturn dealer and they will give you a code to unlock.I don't know if the automatically tell you how to do it so you may have to ask.Write it down too because it will happen every time the battery gets disconnected and sometimes it needs to be even though they aren't working on your battery.Good luck! Greg

I bought a used 1999 Honda Accord and found the radio code on stickers on the underside of the coin tray (near A/C vent by drivers door) and also under the lid of the fuse box under the hood.

in most cars if your remove the battery for 15 minutes the car will reset, stereo aswell, before you do this i suggest checking if you have the stereo pin code as most cars have a pin code and when you reset it you will need the code, if you dont have it check your owners manual, if you do not have that bring details to your closest dealer, chassis number etc they will have it on their system.

Hi, my name is Ben. When LOC is displayed on the radio it indicates that power has been shut off to the radio. Probably disconnected the battery during servicing the vehicle. Once this happens, there is a code which must be entered using the buttons on the radio to make the radio able to work again. If you don't know the code, you will need to take the vehicle to a dealership service department and have them unlock the radio. Sorry, I can't help you more, but hopefully you have the information you need now. If you can find the code, sometimes it's written in the owner's manual, I can give you the procedure for entering it into the radio.

Call an Audi Dealer and give them the VIN of the vehicle. They should be able to give you the code to reset the radio. It's a anti-theft thing.

hi, this a very common problem that everyone gets when they have either had work done on the car witch involved removing the battery or if the battery has gone realy flat.
The problem is the only place you can get the code from is the main dealers this is due to the fact that its a security feature to stop thieves stealing your stereo and selling it on so to get the code you need to take the car and the owners paper work and also some id to your nearest main dealers they will then give you the code you need and they wont charge for giving you this.

Im sorry their is no easy fix to this but its just to ensure thieves dont nick your stereo and then sell it on with the code so to combat this you can only get the code from the main dealers with the correct documents.

Yes. I know of two units out there: Denison's IceLink, and the Phatnoise box (or Phatbox, as some call it). I believe both install the same way. You figure out where you want the iPod connector (say, glovebox). Pull the stereo out of the dash, disconnect the CD changer (you'll lose the changer function with these but who cares?), and plug the adapter cable into the changer's port. It'll allow the iPod to play through the factory stereo, and will allow you to control the iPod with the buttons on the factory stereo.

If you can't find the code for it then you will have to go to Mitsubishi dealer to have them brake it for you.

KK