Fix Honda Radio "Enter Code" lockout after dead battery- EpicReviewsTech CC

Fix Honda Radio "Enter Code" lockout after dead battery- EpicReviewsTech CC

Yesterday the battery died in our Honda- and after the hassle of replacing it I thought all was well- until turning on the radio today. No radio- no AM, no FM no Bluetooth Audio- all I got was the mysterious message- “Enter Code.” After a silent drive home I researched what had happened and found out that newer Honda radios have a theft-deterrent feature whereby after being disconnected from the battery they “lock up” and won’t work again until a security code is entered. My owner’s manual told me I should have received this code number with my owner’s manual kit. Digging through the pouch I found the credit card sized card with my radio unlock code. Turned out I didn’t need it because there is a way with a button to reconnect your radio and make it realize it is “back where it belongs- in your car.” Doing the button technique worked and I didn’t need to enter my radio code, but at least I found it and copied it into my owner’s manual since that is much larger and I am less likely to lose it.

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@P13R4T says:

Omg thank you so much kind stranger! Saved me so much hassle, the Volume button press for 2 secs worked!

@bigyellowdough says:

Ummmm I love you battery fixer guy! Simple fix after a crap few hours of dead battery, replace battery, and now refreshingly working console.
Press volume button for 2 seconds

@Nicholas_H says:

Thank You! Thank you! Worked great in my 2013 Odyssey!

@marshataylor4574 says:

Thank you for sharing ❤

@tobystew23 says:

You saved the day! Thank you!!

@andrewfong7204 says:

Literally was exactly what I was looking for and you explained it perfectly. Thank you my friend

@pokeggerzack says:

❤❤❤❤❤

@amyjensen460 says:

Thank you!!

@thedude084 says:

Saved my sanity for the day. Bless you

@richp4198 says:

Worked in my 2015 Honda Odyssey EXL. Replaced my battery and was prompted for the radio code. While watching this video, the radio infotainment prompted me to hold the power down for 2 seconds. It worked. I have my code tucked away in my house and saved me the hassle of looking for it.

@princessorangetree4331 says:

YOU ARE AMAZING. That was the easiest fix I've ever done

@sarameinsler1513 says:

Thank you SO much!!

@oluwafikewaoyedele1972 says:

Thank you so much for this video. Imagine this is saving me from a lot of stress 9 years after when I just had the same experience with my Honda. However, my volume/ power button is the same so the push down technique didn't work so I had to input the code, thanks to your video I knew what to look for and to do. Thank you once again.

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