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How do I enter a radio code in a 2007 Honda Accord?
How do I put the radio code in my 2007 Honda Accord? The mechanic who worked on my car disconnected the car battery to perform a maintenance procedure. Now I need to reset my radio but I don’t know how to enter the radio code.
Phoebe Mah · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
To enter the radio code in your 2007
Honda Accord
, first find the radio code by checking your owner’s manual. Once you know what your code is, follow these steps:- Step one: Turn your vehicle on, but don’t start the engine. The radio should light up and display the word Code.
- Step two: Press the tuning knob and release it. The display should show the number zero. Begin to enter each digit of your code. Turn the knob to the left or right until the radio displays the correct digit. (So if your code’s first number is a zero, don’t move the knob.) To store the first digit, press and release the tuning knob.
- Step three: Repeat this process for all code numbers. Once you’ve locked in the last digit, assuming the code is correct, the radio should unlock.
Now you can go back to jamming to your favorite tunes when you’re driving.
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