2002 Honda Civic radio code

Please check the links below and see if it helps. It i spossible that the Honda dealer will be able to provide you the codes from the data base of your car. Check if ther codes are noted on your warranty/owners manual.

http://www.radio-code.com/
http://www.floodle.net/extra/ebayinfo/car_radio_decode.html

Try to locate the unique code number that will unlock the theft-protected audio system on your 2003 Honda Civic. It probably was imprinted on an anti-theft identification card that you should have received when you acquired the car. The code was printed on a document that came with your owner's manual packet

If you do not have the code, you will need to track down the audio system's serial number. In the case of the 2003 Honda Civic, finding the serial number may require seeking assistance from a Honda dealer. The dealer should be able to determine the audio system's special code number so you can reset the radio. With some newer Honda Civic models, the serial number can be retrieved electronically from the radio.

If you are able to locate the serial number of your 2003 Honda Civic's audio system without a dealer's assistance, you can obtain the special code by going online to the Honda Web site. You must first provide specific information to prove you own the car. For instance, you will need the Civic's vehicle identification number, or VIN, and the audio system's serial number.

When you know what the audio system's special code number is, use the preset buttons on the car radio to punch in the digits. This should reset the audio system, enabling you to resume using the radio and the CD player.


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Hello you will need to visit the Honda dealer ship each Radio CD player code is different with each car has a separate serial number so .So go to Dealer ship produce the owner ship and they will help you with the unlock code for a fee.

many peolple and parts store sales persons as well. they should have used a memory saver.you need to break out your manual on audio.the code should be there, if you don't have one you can call the honda dealer with your vin number explain your problem and they will give you the code.

Dealer only item - best of luck - just take it to your local dealer with the VIN # of your car it came out of and they will give you the operational code

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https://radio-navicode.honda.com

If they cannot provide your code then you will have to try your HONDA Main Dealer or a Decode Service who will plug it into a laptop and electronically read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM)

you need to contact the dealer to get the code,else you will need to contact a proper honda dealer and pay around £25 to get the code.

you can only get the code at the dealer or replace the radio with an after maket

the code for my Honda is written on a sticker placed on the inside left wall of my glove compartment

your radio code is 45463