They come from the factory on a small adhesive tag or label. Mine is
about 2 inches long and 3/4" high. It was stuck on the inside of the truck
lid. Sometimes they are affixed to the drivers door jam, or the inside of
the glove box. Look for a white tag, with a 5 digit number having no number
larger than 6.(the radio only has digits up to 6) Mine has another number
underneath the 5 digit one, something like "M97A289316". The dealer that
sets up the car normally sticks this tag on it somewhere. That said, my
dealer only wanted $35.00 to pull the radio and check, but we found the tag
first. I've been told that you can get it from Honda with the VIN number,
but as I said I never got that far.

Good Luck,

Al G


"ahh" > wrote in message
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> Anyway to get around not having to pay honda's scam of $90 to get the
> anti-theft code for your radio? Replaced the battery in my car and now I
> can't get the radio working unless I got the code. I no longer live in
> the area I bought it. I have every piece of slip on this car including
> the new buyers inpection check off list but don't have this card. I doubt
> they even gave it to me. Honda and everyone knows that the odds are huge
> you are going to have to dish out money to get the code in so many years
> but very slim your radio is going to get stolen. This is pretty stupid on
> Hondas part because when peoples batteries go bad it is the about when
> they are ready to buy a new car, and this certainly doesn't add to peoples
> satisfaction with honda automobile.
>