Radio code post....

Hey its Antman · 08-01-04, 07:04 AM

Everyone that has been to the acura dealership to get codes for there factory radio's should post there codes here w/ the radio unit number so that other acura owners won't have to go through the hassle of getting those codes. If you have the unit numbers already and know them or if you only have the code. Please post it here..... It can't be the many different numbers when all of the cass. units all just about look the same. I'm just to lazy to spend the money in gas going to the dealer!!

Don't flame on this thread just help.......

Post the year of the unit
Post the model number
Post the code

ChrisK · 08-01-04, 01:49 PM

You are kidding right? Even if you are not kidding, it is a 5 digit code, so you do the math on how many combinations a 5 digit code can give you. I'm sure it is much more than the production run of all G2 Legends.

MadMaxxx · 08-02-04, 02:05 AM

r u trying to gather codes so u can jack our radios?

J/k

anyways u dont have to drive to the dealer just call them up with the serial number and your vin handy and they will give it to ya

trying to figure it out urself is useless

Hey its Antman · 08-02-04, 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisK

You are kidding right? Even if you are not kidding, it is a 5 digit code, so you do the math on how many combinations a 5 digit code can give you. I'm sure it is much more than the production run of all G2 Legends.

Im as serious as cancer.....

r u trying to gather codes so u can jack our radios?

J/k

anyways u dont have to drive to the dealer just call them up with the serial number and your vin handy and they will give it to ya

trying to figure it out urself is useless

I don't know you that good. Just for the record I own a flatbed tow truck. I tow cars all day so stealing your radio would be useless plus, you should see some of the stuff I junk. I already tried this read at the top... :p

WhiteLegend · 08-02-04, 03:20 PM

I really really doubt anyone would post their radio code on a public forum.

With that said, the code is 5 digits long and can contain numbers 1 thru 8. So the combination is 8 to the power of 5 which means there's 32768 possible combinations. I'm pretty sure there's more than 32768 Legends sold in the US. So there are quite a few duplicates.

It is impractical for anyone to input 32768 codes into their radio just to get the radio working, it's much more practical just to call your local dealer with your serial number.

But just to help you in your endevor, here's my contribution to your list:
12345

94LCoupe · 08-02-04, 03:30 PM

I would think there would be less then 32768 codes because I doubt there is a radio with a code of like 12345 and stuff...

WhiteLegend · 08-02-04, 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 94LCoupe

I would think there would be less then 32768 codes because I doubt there is a radio with a code of like 12345 and stuff...

Why not? I'm fairly sure that the code is computer generated and programmed at random, to the computer program code 12345 is just as valid as anything other combination.

Cole Austin · 08-02-04, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by WhiteLegend

Why not? I'm fairly sure that the code is computer generated and programmed at random, to the computer program code 12345 is just as valid as anything other combination.

However, specific codes such as 11111, 22222, 12345, and such may be automatically thrown out due to the fact if anybody did have a radio w/o a code that was stolen, they might be like "aww what the hell *presses 11111* and it works...

WhiteLegend · 08-02-04, 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cole Austin

However, specific codes such as 11111, 22222, 12345, and such may be automatically thrown out due to the fact if anybody did have a radio w/o a code that was stolen, they might be like "aww what the hell *presses 11111* and it works...

I can see how the programmers can program it so that all repeating numbers are ignore, but I don't think they would make it so it will throw out all sequential numbers. Come to think of it, the code in my old sedan was a sequential number, but not 12345 though. But since we can only speculate on how the code was programmed, no one knows exactly what codes are valid and what codes are not. Maybe someone will post here that their code is 12345 or 11111, you never know.

Hey its Antman · 08-03-04, 01:22 AM

I'm hoping you guys know where I'm going with this. If they put a number on your radio at the factory. I'm thinking they didn't change the stickers on your radio around that much. Do they really have to have the radio number and why not just the vin #? I'm new to all of this code stuff and new to acura's so go easy with me.

Cole Austin · 08-03-04, 01:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hey its Antman

I'm hoping you guys know where I'm going with this. If they put a number on your radio at the factory. I'm thinking they didn't change the stickers on your radio around that much. Do they really have to have the radio number and why not just the vin #? I'm new to all of this code stuff and new to acura's so go easy with me.

people sell their radios... so it would be better to match up the radio serial number with the code number than the vin number with the code number.

WhiteLegend · 08-03-04, 03:20 AM

Yup, neither of the Legends I had had the original bose radio. They both still had the bose radio, it was from another Legend.

Hey its Antman · 08-03-04, 04:30 AM

I'm on the telephone right now with the dealership. I spoke to Steven at Acura service department in Laural Md. I think he is going to leave me hanging. If anyone can get the code for me I have a bunch of numbers on the flip side of the radio. I will give it a try...
Ref #: CM3919
Serial # B01013461
Number in black on the side: spo-A1

Hey its Antman · 08-03-04, 04:41 AM

10 MINUTES LATER AND THEY TOLD ME TO COME ON DOWN TO THE DEALERSHIP....Five minutes to pull the radio and 40 miles from the dealership.

I'll give you guys a couple of days before I decide to make that drive.

ShaolinLegend · 08-03-04, 04:47 AM

i had the same problem to , all i did called the Acura dealer up , and it took less then 5 min for them to give me the code. you shouldn't have to come down to the dealer unless the # you give them is wrong, just my thought.
EDIT: it should be free, so if they ask for a charge then i wouldn't know what to say.

08-01-04, 07:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
Hey its Antman Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: S.E. DC Posts: 88 Car 1: 2 91 Acura legends iTrader: (0)	Radio code post.... Everyone that has been to the acura dealership to get codes for there factory radio's should post there codes here w/ the radio unit number so that other acura owners won't have to go through the hassle of getting those codes. If you have the unit numbers already and know them or if you only have the code. Please post it here..... It can't be the many different numbers when all of the cass. units all just about look the same. I'm just to lazy to spend the money in gas going to the dealer!! Don't flame on this thread just help....... Post the year of the unit Post the model number Post the code __________________ Get all of the hate out of your heart and start living life to the fullest. http://memimage.cardomain.net/member.../672651_30.jpg

08-02-04, 03:20 PM	#5 (permalink)
WhiteLegend Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 3,745 Car 1: 94 Milano Red LS coupe 6spd iTrader: (0)	I really really doubt anyone would post their radio code on a public forum. With that said, the code is 5 digits long and can contain numbers 1 thru 8. So the combination is 8 to the power of 5 which means there's 32768 possible combinations. I'm pretty sure there's more than 32768 Legends sold in the US. So there are quite a few duplicates. It is impractical for anyone to input 32768 codes into their radio just to get the radio working, it's much more practical just to call your local dealer with your serial number. But just to help you in your endevor, here's my contribution to your list: 12345 __________________ 94 Milano Red LS coupe 6 speed 94 Pearl White LS Sedan (sold )

08-03-04, 01:22 AM	#10 (permalink)
Hey its Antman Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: S.E. DC Posts: 88 Car 1: 2 91 Acura legends iTrader: (0)	I'm hoping you guys know where I'm going with this. If they put a number on your radio at the factory. I'm thinking they didn't change the stickers on your radio around that much. Do they really have to have the radio number and why not just the vin #? I'm new to all of this code stuff and new to acura's so go easy with me. __________________ Get all of the hate out of your heart and start living life to the fullest. http://memimage.cardomain.net/member.../672651_30.jpg

08-03-04, 03:20 AM	#12 (permalink)
WhiteLegend Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 3,745 Car 1: 94 Milano Red LS coupe 6spd iTrader: (0)	Yup, neither of the Legends I had had the original bose radio. They both still had the bose radio, it was from another Legend. __________________ 94 Milano Red LS coupe 6 speed 94 Pearl White LS Sedan (sold )

08-03-04, 04:30 AM	#13 (permalink)
Hey its Antman Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: S.E. DC Posts: 88 Car 1: 2 91 Acura legends iTrader: (0)	I'm on the telephone right now with the dealership. I spoke to Steven at Acura service department in Laural Md. I think he is going to leave me hanging. If anyone can get the code for me I have a bunch of numbers on the flip side of the radio. I will give it a try... Ref #: CM3919 Serial # B01013461 Number in black on the side: spo-A1 __________________ Get all of the hate out of your heart and start living life to the fullest. http://memimage.cardomain.net/member.../672651_30.jpg

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08-01-04, 01:49 PM	#2 (permalink)
ChrisK 0000$$$$0000####0000 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hawaii Posts: 4,972 Car 1: Acura iTrader: (0)	You are kidding right? Even if you are not kidding, it is a 5 digit code, so you do the math on how many combinations a 5 digit code can give you. I'm sure it is much more than the production run of all G2 Legends.

08-02-04, 02:05 AM	#3 (permalink)
MadMaxxx Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: fl Posts: 23 Car 1: legend l 95 iTrader: (0)	r u trying to gather codes so u can jack our radios? J/k anyways u dont have to drive to the dealer just call them up with the serial number and your vin handy and they will give it to ya trying to figure it out urself is useless

08-02-04, 03:30 PM	#6 (permalink)
94LCoupe Vrooom Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Plano, Texas Posts: 1,755 Car 1: 1994 L Coupe iTrader: (0)	I would think there would be less then 32768 codes because I doubt there is a radio with a code of like 12345 and stuff...

08-03-04, 04:41 AM	#14 (permalink)
Hey its Antman Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: S.E. DC Posts: 88 Car 1: 2 91 Acura legends iTrader: (0)	10 MINUTES LATER AND THEY TOLD ME TO COME ON DOWN TO THE DEALERSHIP....Five minutes to pull the radio and 40 miles from the dealership. I'll give you guys a couple of days before I decide to make that drive. __________________ Get all of the hate out of your heart and start living life to the fullest. http://memimage.cardomain.net/member.../672651_30.jpg

08-03-04, 04:47 AM	#15 (permalink)
ShaolinLegend Registered User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Mini Soda Posts: 449 Car 1: 91Type II iTrader: (0)	i had the same problem to , all i did called the Acura dealer up , and it took less then 5 min for them to give me the code. you shouldn't have to come down to the dealer unless the # you give them is wrong, just my thought. EDIT: it should be free, so if they ask for a charge then i wouldn't know what to say. __________________ http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/f98fc272.jpg Before & After/ I Miss How my Legend used to be $500 FOR PROTENTIONAL LEAD ON MORGTGAGE LOAN THIS IS NOT A SCAM, AND PLEASE SERIOUS LEADS ONLY THANKS Please contact me at Johnny@ambassadormortg.com

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