This is most likely for the shop guys at the dealership. They have easy access to both the radio & navi codes just in case:<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by porschetr:
Why would Honda put the code inside of the car.
If thieves know this, there is no point having this code thing.</font>
If you have an 02 LX then the radio does not have a security code. I went through the whole fire drill with the dealer only to find that the radio wasn't coded after all.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by porschetr:
Don't we have anti-theft code for the radio?
I have the code card and number ring thing for my Acura but didn't get anything for the Odyssey.
Should I call my dealer?</font>
Any time the power is disconnected from the radio the security code needs to be entered in order for the radio to operate again.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by HK_dude:
Im planning to do the security alarm myself which requires me to disconnect the radio. How does this anti-theft code affect my install? </font>
When we took posession of our Ody, the salesman pointed out the card with the code on it. He made a big deal about if we ever lost that number, we would be out of luck if we ever had to reset the radio.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by ckonarske:
I have the card, but the info is also duplicated on the far left outside of the glovebox. It's visible from the driver's seat when the glovebox is open.
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