Reset radio but can't reset clock

have to check manual for reset codes for radio should fix

go to myhonda.com and register with your VIN number. Then you can get the unlock code

You can purchase a code reader that has the ability to remove the code after repair. It might not read all codes but can be handy in today's electronic world

It can be issue with radio fuse or wiring issue of radio.
First test the radio fuse.If its blown out,then replace it.If the fuse i checked ok,then its radio wiring issue.Test the voltage.
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Radio Power Antenna wiring diagram? http://technoanswers.blogspot.in/2012/02/radio-power-antenna-wiring-diagram-for.html

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http://schematicsdiagram.blogspot.com/2011/12/where-is-radio-fuse-located-on-2007.html

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How to reset Radio code after car battery is died? http://howtobyme.blogspot.com/2011/12/how-to-reset-radio-code-after-car.html

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These details will help.
Thanks.

Don't know if yours is one but some 95 Honda civic have a antitheft program. If the battery ever goes dead or voltage is removed from it, it will not work until a program code is given to bring the radio back to life. you might want to try searching 95 Honda civic radio code.

you will have to check your glovebox for manualy, there is also a card with the radio code, if you cant find it then the radio has to be removed to get serail # and then call the dealer; they will give you the code.

There should be a backup radio (clock) fuse (probably in your inside-the-car fuse box). Sounds like it might not be there, or it is blown. It is normally removed in order to clear trouble codes from the computer.
When you do that (remove it to clear trouble codes), the clock and the radio have to be reset, so it sounds like that fuse may be missing (the car will run without it).
Hope this helps you.

try taking the radio out and looking on the top for the parts number. call Honda and tell them what is going on and they will give you a 4 digit code that will reset the radio. i had the same problem with my 05 civic, did that and it worked for me.
good luck

Same problem with a 2002 3.2 TL; was jus advised that when OnStar switched from analog to digital it causes memory dump; dealer says it requires "hard reset" which costs ?$?; Acura 800 number says disconnecting antenna may/may remedy.

You will need to take it to a dealer, They will have all codes on file under your plates.