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Hey so I have a 2011 CRZ. Every time I start the vehicle it is asking for the radio code. Battery is new terminals and cables are new. Any ideas or had this issue would be appreciated.
On most cr-z's you can find the radio code on a sticker on the glove box door. Just enter this code and you should be good to go. It shouldn't keep asking for it though unless you remove the battery.
At first glance, I thought you said you were entering the valid radio code, but after that, it would ask for it again, upon each start-up. Evidently, you need to look it up, since you actually can't find the 5-digit code. Go to this site, and enter your information to retrieve it:Hey so I have a 2011 CRZ. Every time I start the vehicle it is asking for the radio code. Battery is new terminals and cables are new. Any ideas or had this issue would be appreciated.
If you use the serial that's printed on the label, only enter the last 8 digits! If you enter the whole thing, the website will tell you that no code could be found. I even called Honda before I realized this and they didn't know this either. But there's no need to remove the radio.... You may have to remove the radio, and it should be stamped on the back of the unit.
This is an easy fix. Go here Honda Radio / Navigation Code Retrieval and Reset Instructions
To get your serial number, turn off the radio, hold buttons 1 and 6 and at the same time turn the radio on. The serial will be displayed (the last 8 digits, to be precise. That's all you need)
Enter the device serial and your vin into the web page and you'll get a ton of possible codes. You'll have to try one by one until you get to the one that works
If you use the serial that's printed on the label, only enter the last 8 digits! If you enter the whole thing, the website will tell you that no code could be found. I even called Honda before I realized this and they didn't know this either. But there's no need to remove the radio.
You might be able to access by pressing these three buttons at the same time:Hi
Does this work globally please - I note it's a US website.
Also I have the Nav unit, does this also show the serial number via the same button combo?
Thanks.
I would imagine it does if you have the serial number. If you don't, though, then no, it won't work.Hi
Does this work globally please - I note it's a US website.
Also I have the Nav unit, does this also show the serial number via the same button combo?
Thanks.
There's also this website you can tryDoes this work globally please - I note it's a US website.
it's not the same code for every radio. That's the code for your specific radio. Assuming all radios use a 5-digit code, codes range from 11111 to 66666, and my math is right, there are 7776 different codes any radio could have.
That's an interesting printout @Jamesldrury .it's not the same code for every radio. That's the code for your specific radio. Assuming all radios use a 5-digit code, codes range from 11111 to 66666, and my math is right, there are 7776 different codes any radio could have.
As far as I can tell it's based upon model and year and like last 6 or 7 of the Vin. I'm assuming that I took a pic of the page the dealer printed out when I needed the radio code for the 12 crz ex.That's an interesting printout @Jamesldrury .
I'm trying to make sense of it like what's with the codes for other vehicles?
Is it possible for different models to have radios with an identical serial number. . But then what would be the reason
*20 seconds later just realized this is from 2020 😆