Don''t have code to reset radio after my battery was taken out

All Hondas come from the factory with a 5 digit code for resetting the radio after a power interruption, such as changing the battery. It's printed on a card about the size of a credit card, and is included with the owner's manual. Some dealers manually print the code number on an Avery sticker and stick it inside the glove box since the cards seem to disappear over time. If it's not there, you should be able to have the original dealer call Honda with the VIN and radio serial number and get the code. It's a different number for each car, so someone else's code won't work for you. Good luck

IF YOU BOUGHT NEW THERE IS A CARD WITH THE CODE ON IT WITH YOUR OWNERS MANUEL IF NOT THERE YOU'LL NEED TO TAKE IT TO YOUR DEALER. THEY WILL PULL THE RADIO AND GET SER.# CALL IN AND GET THR CODE. THEN YOU PUNCH IT IN USING THE PRESET BUTTONS.

CHECK IN OWNERS MANUEL SHOULD BE ON A STICKER....FIVE NUMBER CODE OR IF YOU BOUGHT IT NEW CALL YOUR DEALER THEY SHOULD HAVE INFO ON FILE, OTHERWISE THE DEALER WILL PULL THE RADIO TO GET SER.# AND CALL TO GET THE CODE

Three ways to get the code.
1.check the glove for the code, there might be a white sticker with the code on it.
2.with car on and radio off. hold down 1 and 6 on radio and turn radio on while holding down 1 and 6 down. If you're luck, the radio will show you the audio SN#. The first half of the SN# will be display first and the second half will be display next.
3.you will have to remove the radio. The SN# printed on a sticker on the radio.

call your honda dealer and give them the SN# and they will give you your audio code.
good luck

try looking in your owners papers it might be listed in there or a sticker in the glove box, if not then you will have to contact the dealer parts department to get the code to reset the radio you will also have to show proof of ownership.

Call dealership and request it, They will probably have you call honda direct in customer service and they will ask for year make model proof of registration and title information before they will gie you the code. It is a four digit and most times dealerships put them in the factory owners manuel

Check for a sticker with the radio code inside the glove box. Some dealers fixed a second sticker in the owners manual. If not available, get the code from a Honda dealer, and be prepared to show VIN number, and proof of vehicle ownership.

Need to reenter the radio code, it's normally located in the glove box or behind the radio itself, once found you should have about 3 tries to enter the code, if more attempts are needed, disconnect the neg battery cable for 5 minutes and retry.

did you look in the owners manuel or tey pulling the radio out some times they put it there

I had the same issue with the radio code error lock on a 2005 CRV. I was unaware of the code procedure and had locked the radio in the "ERROR E" mode. I was able to unlock the radio by pulling the #9 back up fuse located in the fuse box in the engine compartment. This reset the radio to CODE which then allowed me to input the 5 digit number which I had in my glove box along with my owner's manual. I am happy to report I now have a working radio/ CD player.