[rody]

hi, i need help, i disconnect the battery and the stereo asks me for a code, thanks

 

[Ondatwone]

If u don't have the code in ur owners manual or glove box ur screwed....buy a new radio head

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[rody]

stereo code

Hey can anyone help me to get my radio code? I have an Acura vigor 93


The Serial No. 19053
Ref. No. CQ-YH1210A
Model No. 39100-SL5-A130-M1

 

[C25A1guy]

You'll have to give the local dealer a call.

Maybe try this:
https://radio-navicode.acura.com/

 

[HughHemington]

If the radio is in "code lock" -- the point of no return, the symptom is that you do not see any acknowledgment of keystrokes when you push the (preset key) numbers.

If that is the case, yank and toss it; you're done. If you see indication that it is taking (any) code, then go the dealer route, but the radios are all cassette in a CD/DVD world and new radios are not a lot of $$$.

I put in a Pioneer FH-X720BT "double-DIN" radio in very little time. You'll need an install kit and wiring harness. The install kit will probably have to come from the installation bay at the store -- it won't be on the shelf. And you need soldering skills or use the "bean" crimp connectors. Instructions on removing the center console are on YouTube.

 

[AcuraVigorOwner]

If you're willing to do the work (30 minutes to an hour) you can remove the head unit and locate the stereo's serial number. The dealer should be able to give you 5-digit code based on the serial number. You can have the dealer do the work if you don't mind paying for labor. Remember to save a copy of the code.

It looks like you found the serial number so you should be set.

 

[taylor223]

Don’t waste your money at a dealership.

I got a WORKING radio code here:

radiocodevault.com/acura

Hope it helps, just found this thread from google so yes I'm late to the party but its a solution nonetheless