I have this installed in my 09 Accord, had to install a new battery and now the system is asking for a code. Does anyone know the default code?
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Its not the code for this device its your honda stereo code which can be found in one of the owner manual booklets or your honda dealer where you bought the car can tell you over the phone. Also you can obtain it from honda owners link website.
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The code is the one that was supplied with your Honda radio. It should be in your owners manual or in your glove box.
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The guys are right. Its a radio card and should be with your owners manual. not sure where code can be found on car. call your local dealership. they will know
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The code is most likely the code for your radio. Usually it's located with the owners manual. If not contact your local honda dealership in order to retrieve the code.
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Try to use the code from your factory radio should be located on your manual or I believe on the inside trunk by the metal hinch that holds the trunk door.
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Call the dealer and tell him that u need a code or it should be on the back of ur owners manual. The cars have all different radio codes!!
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You need to enter the honda security radio code specific to your car, if you don't have it, go to your local Honda dealership and ask for it. Bring your registration and ID for proof of ownership
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Is your radio code. Should be in your pocket holder of the car on the side. Enter this code on the gead unit "factory" and your daio should now work. There is also youtube videos how to do this. Hope this helps.
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Aftermarket fob takes different size battery. Not sure which one that would be.
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Hi, if it is due to a defect in the seat sensor, then it will solve the problem. you may need to reset the code. with some cars it will reset itself when taking the battery of for 15 min
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clearing the code doesnt fix any problem it just resets the computer. you need to see a mechanic.
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If you have the code you do not need the keys. The keys are if the battery has gone dead. If that has happened I do not know what you do....so sorry!
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I can't recommend it at this point. I installed one two months ago (and the installation was relatively easy), but last week the car started acting up electronically again (had to jump it off a couple of times, strange beeps after turning it off, ...). So this time we took it to the local dealer, their diagnostics said the battery was bad, they replaced it, and so far we haven't had any more problems. Stay tuned though, because it wouldn't surprise me if somehow the recharge circuitry is screwed up, and this hasn't been a 12 volt battery issue after all.
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Sorry to say but I haven't installed mine but did bring it to two installation shops that do auto electronics and both said without the necessary patch cords and codes from costar they couldn't do it. I have not contacted costar as reasoned death in family has had us busy. Sorry I couldn't be of help
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Also be sure to make sure you have your radio code if required, if you choose to disconnect the negative battery terminal while installing. Good luck
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That's what I put in. 96 Accord DX 2.2.... It's been in for 3 months and works perfectly
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I tried to get a locksmith to program mine and they couldn't do it. I was told I would have to take it to the dealership. The dealership charges $120 just to program it. Mine is just sitting in its package now :/
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I bought this 1572956 for my 2004 Chevy Suburban Z71, and it worked perfectly with no programming required. Amazon's box to check for match was right. The dealer said that my original Model 15137655 had been replaced by 15107730 and then 10367042 (which was actually on the label of this item when I received it). It sounds like yours is in the same chain of updates. Hope yours works as well as mine. Dealer wanted $280 for theirs.
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Some models of the Honda Accord have a chip that is not located in the key controls it is located in the case make sure you know which one your key supports
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Hi, Thank you for the message. I'm very sorry this is not the correct key for the Honda Pilot. Thanks,
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Hello John,It appears to me that the important letters & numbers are those at the upper right-hand corner, which tell you the model number of the battery and its capacity. While I am far from an expert, it appears to me that the long string of numbers & letters across the bottom is probably am internal mfg code or lot number or both. If your new battery makes your phone work, it is probably OK. Good luck! --AVB
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Not sure what to tell you... I entered the # on the old battery, the correct one appeared!
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There is a vehicle specific chip housed with the buttons that must be programmed by the dealership. While I don't know for sure if you can buy one from a 3rd party retailer, I can share a few tid bits of info.1. Honda wont guarantee any key to work for you unless bought from them.2. The dealership can absolutely provide you with a new one, but we are talking $100-200 price range.3. If you do find a new one 3rd party, you will have to still take it to the dealership and be overcharged. There is no way of getting around being rippednl off by your local Honda dealer in this case. If you bought the vehicle direct from them you can potentially negotiate a discount. There is a vehicle specific chip housed with the buttons that must be programmed by the dealership. While I don't know for sure if you can buy one from a 3rd party retailer, I can share a few tid bits of info.1. Honda wont guarantee any key to work for you unless bought from them.2. The dealership can absolutely provide you with a new one, but we are talking $100-200 price range.3. If you do find a new one 3rd party, you will have to still take it to the dealership and be overcharged. There is no way of getting around being rippednl off by your local... » Read More There is a vehicle specific chip housed with the buttons that must be programmed by the dealership. While I don't know for sure if you can buy one from a 3rd party retailer, I can share a few tid bits of info.1. Honda wont guarantee any key to work for you unless bought from them.2. The dealership can absolutely provide you with a new one, but we are talking $100-200 price range.3. If you do find a new one 3rd party, you will have to still take it to the dealership and be overcharged. There is no way of getting around being rippednl off by your local Honda dealer in this case. If you bought the vehicle direct from them you can potentially negotiate a discount. « Show Less
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If you have a 2002 Accord, then it should work with your vehicle. The only thing is that you have to program it for your car. You can get info on programming the fob online and can see how to do it with youtube videos.