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How do you get the radio code for a Honda Pilot?
Where can I go to get the radio code for my Honda Pilot? I’m about to change my battery, and I’ve heard that the radio could require a code before I can use it again.
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Honda’s radio codes work well as a
theft-deterrent
, but they can also be a bit of nuisance for Honda owners. That said, it shouldn’t be too big of an issue if you know where to find the code. Here are three places you can get the radio code for your Honda Pilot:- Your glovebox. There should be a white sticker in your glove compartment that has the radio code.
- Your owner’s manual. Each owner’s manual comes with an individualized card for every owner. You can typically find the radio code on the card, though you may not find it if you bought the car from a previous owner.
- The Honda website. While you can usually find your radio code on the manufacturer’s website, you’ll need to provide theVINand some personal information before they send you the code.
Hopefully, you can find your
Honda Pilot
radio code in one of the above places. But if you’re still having trouble finding the radio code, try calling a Honda agent for further assistance. While you’re waiting to speak with a representative, take a minute to save on car insurance with Jerry
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