Toddy

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Vin 19UUA65564A016212

Serial Number 12113039

My radio code is missing from the car along with other important stickers. Can anybody help?

JimmyDee

just take it to a dealership, they can get you the code.

justnspace

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or call.
yeah, that would be better. instead of wasting a trip.

Toddy

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Ya dealers closed. Wagoping to get it tonite

justnspace

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i tell you one thing, we cant help you.
you need to call a dealer, or myacura.com

friesm2000

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not so quick, some dealers will, others won't unless they actually know you, so you might have to actually go in

Huantl32

right side of the glove box?

Joelito2983

I think you mean left side......

xutaboy

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you should check your maintenance journal if you have one, it should be there... your Navi code if you have one, and your radio code. The journal should be together with the car manual.

bkauffman423

It's sometimes on a sticker in the glove box or under the fuse box cover under the hood. Unfortunately, mine didn't have it in either of those places. If you're the original owner, you might try getting the codes directly from Acura: https://radio-navicode.acura.com/
Otherwise, you'll have to take the serial number / VIN into the Honda/Acura dealership. In the meantime, you can temporarily enable your radio by pushing preset buttons 1 + 6 + the power button. Then press 2. You'll have to repeat that every time until you get the code entered.

dnnero

hey - I have a 97 2.5tl and tried the 1+6+power button and got no serial # then I tried pushing the 2 button and still nothing. any ideal to get the radio code or the serial # without haveing to take it out.
dnnero

1995hoo

As mentioned above, you can retrieve it through http://radio-navicode.acura.com. You'll need your VIN (you have that), your device serial number (you have that too), and a phone number and ZIP code "matching those on file" (I have no idea whether yours would match; if you bought your car used from an Acura dealer they might, otherwise they probably wouldn't, but if you bought it in a private transaction, i.e., directly from the prior owner, you might have this information already).

I do not know whether you can get around the "matching those on file" requirement by registering for http://owners.acura.com, registering your car there, and then waiting a few days, but it might be worth a try. Won't cost you anything, at least. I think it's worth registering just to have the convenience of online access to the owner's manual for the rare instances when you'll want it.

But I'd just go to the dealer if you need it sooner. Ms1995hoo bought her RSX used at Carmax and later needed the radio code and our Acura dealer gave it to her over the phone, so they can certainly do so if they choose.