Security Code for Stereo???
07-22-2002, 07:11 PM
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I've seen this before...
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Security Code for Stereo???
If you read my other thread about the roadlamps, you'll know that some dumbass kid stole my owner's manual. Anyways, I opened my hood one day and found that the negative connetion on my battery had popped off!!! I don't know how this happened, but it really sucks! I can't look it up, and the nearest Acura dealer is pretty far away. My question is, and it is probably a realy stupid one, is there a "universal" number or something that I can punch in that will override the system? I keep trying to guess the code, but it is no use. It is a 5-digit number right? Or is it a 4-digt number, and you have to punch a "enter-like" button. Help me out guys! I thought about just calling the dealer and giving them my VIN number, but they'll probably think that I am some dumbass kid who just stole a CL stereo. Or can I do that?
07-22-2002, 08:00 PM
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some dumb asses just stole my owners manual too....you need to call the dealership that you bought the car from, the service dept there has the radio code on file. they didn't give me a problem, gave me the code right over the phone
07-22-2002, 08:12 PM
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That's not good. If the info is so easy to obtain, then stolen stereos have value...
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some dumb asses just stole my owners manual too....you need to call the dealership that you bought the car from, the service dept there has the radio code on file. they didn't give me a problem, gave me the code right over the phone
some dumb asses just stole my owners manual too....you need to call the dealership that you bought the car from, the service dept there has the radio code on file. they didn't give me a problem, gave me the code right over the phone
07-22-2002, 09:36 PM
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Originally posted by scl23
That's not good. If the info is so easy to obtain, then stolen stereos have value...
That's not good. If the info is so easy to obtain, then stolen stereos have value...
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07-23-2002, 10:55 AM
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actually, they really didn't ask too much....just name & address in order to look up the car....I was a little concerned about the lack of security measures
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