Free Radio Code Unlocking 1999 Honda Accord - 1999 Honda Accord

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in short , you failed to read the operators guide, for sure.
it tells you this.
1: new car, put code card in BR dresser.
2: write the number (ask radio when working) in the opr. guide, on last page.
3: if lost , only the dealer can give it to you, or IN USA? any key shop with he specical license to do so.
sorry there is no WIKI-Leaks.com on radio codes.

my guess you lost this free book?
http://justgivemethedamnmanual.com/honda/honda-accord-owners-manuals/

You need to contact dealer and provide your VIN# to get radio code. It's a theft deterrent radio and dealer is only source.

you can call the dealer with that number and they will give you the code.

Means that it is requesting the code (anti theft) to reactivate the radio. In all probability, the vehicle battery was disconnected and the anti theft tripped.

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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

no there is a card that should be with the owners manual it should have the code for the radio in it if not then you can go to the dealer or you will have to replace the radio unless you know the 4 digit code or 3 digit you can try 4031 thats the one for mine

You will have to have the radio serial number, which is located on the radio unit. Once you have that, contact your local Honda dealer and they will be able to get you the radio code.

Hey that is suppose to be a free service, Make sure it is not in your glove box somewhere first. Then call a different dealership and ask to speak to the parts manager. I'd let them know that you expect them to help. If you do not get satisfaction go over his head.

sorry for bad news, but please rate me fixya!
this is why shops plug in a cigarette lighter plug battery before disconnecting car battery...you can make one yourself...

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