How do I reset the code on my Honda Accord EX stereo. After replacing key ignition switch. The old code doesn't work anymore

Asked by Despina Feb 15, 2015 at 10:21 PM about the 1995 Honda Accord EX

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IF YOU GO TO THE DEALER AND ACT REALLY SWEET THEY CAN GIVE THE CODES AGAIN WITH OUT CHARGING YOU

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if you don't have the code then you will have to pull the radio out and get the serial number and the model number you would have to call Honda or go to a dealership give them the serial and model number of the radio and they can give you the codes some dealerships will charge you and some won't. When you get the code um put it using the Radio preset buttons for the channels.

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My ex has a key and has been getting into my Honda Accord 2004 I had my door , trunk , and ignition keys changed and codes with new key five but I think he still getting in how

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