Just bought 1998 honda crv radio asking for code. have no code anywhere! want is the cheapest way to obtain code

You need the radio serial # to get the reset code from Honda. Look for a white sticker, about 1/2" x 2" , usually stuck in the glove box, or on the sides of the glove box, but it could be anywhere. It will either have a long #, which is the serial #, or 2 rows of #s, the 5 digit 1 being the radio code. Where to stick this was up to the PDI technician. Also there was a credit card sized card with the code on it that came with the owners manual. Lots of customers wrote the code in their owners manual, if you have it. With the serial #, which is also on the radio, you go to a dealer with proof of ownership, and an adviser can get you the code. Also you can register your ownership with Honda online and there is access to the code at the owners site. If you can't find the sticker, (door jam, hood, trunk, on ashtray, it can be anywhere) you will need too pull the radio to get the serial #. Good luck.

You do realize radio codes are for security reasons?
You realize your asking the entire world if they know
your radios code?
Ask a dealer how you get that & install

You can pay a dealership around a $100 or more or go to this website which is cheaper to do

http://www.radio-code.com/?gclid=CMb6o-Gk8qYCFUS8KgodpS3RCQ

inside glove box there should be a sticker with the radio serial number and code. if that has been removed then you could try the honda owners site. you'll need the vin # and some other info
I was able to get the code recently for my 2010 CR-V

no puedo optener el codigo de hona crv 98 la serie del radio es 97J43267 racias por su ayuda

I own a 2002 Honda CRV. I bought it used and all owners manual was provided with the purchase. I lost power to the car's system and the radio set itself in an anti-theft mode requiring a code to get the radio to function again. I tried pushing several buttons without succees.
I need your help to put the right code!!

HONDA codes are not readily available from anywhere on the Internet apart from here

https://radio-navicode.honda.com 

You will have to quote the car`s VIN number + other details.

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)

It may be an antitheft radio, if you don't know how to fix it, call a dealership, maybe even take it there and ask, if it is a factory radio. If you have a code, just put it in to see if it works. If it is an aftermarket radio, there are sites on the web that you should be able to find to reset it. Google is your friend.

look under ashtray, or pull radio and look on it

Hi there,

You should have a Radio code supplied with the vehicle - probably in the Owners Manual or Radio Manual. If you haven't got one you can contact Honda probably by E-Mail is best and supply them with the Engine Number and Chassis Number of the Vehicle and they should be able to provide you with the code providing the Radio is one of theirs. Hope this helps.