Honda Navigation Code Retrieval and Reset Instructions

In this video, I show how I found the radio and navigation codes for my 2010 Honda Odyssey and reset my Honda navigation system.

The first place to check for your codes is in the glove box. There is a white sticker that has 2 sets of numbers. Check your manual for a radio code card if your sticker containing these codes is destroyed or missing. If the codes are absent, continue with this method.

I do not show the entering of the radio code as the radio code from the Honda website needed to be corrected. Luckily, a previous owner wrote the radio code in the manual. The codes provided by their website are rarely wrong.

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[stanlyberthil]

You are a genius Bro it works. I save that money Bro thanks a lot

[connormcnerney]

Thanks for the video. Been commuting 30 minutes both ways in silence the past couple days after changing my battery. This worked like a charm. Cheers.

[priscillafrye]

Also, you can open the glove compartment and the left side, visible to the driver, has stickers on it with the navigation pin and the radio code number.

[jeffwise]

Found the code for radio and navigation in the back when you open the back door it's at the top where the seal is, two stickers with two numbers on each the top numbers are for the radio and navigation.

[belindajoyparker]

Thank you for this info!! I've been trying to get the nav code for our vehicle for 6 months. You gave it to me in 1 minute and 33 seconds. I hope your business goes well and you are rewarded for serving others!

[jennford]

Thank you so much for posting this. I was getting so pissed not being able to get back into my system and I couldn’t find anything helpful on the internet!

[dobywells]

🎉Absolutely wonderful! The website kept giving me problems, but it finally went through and we're back in business!!!🎉

[sherwinmackintosh]

This is amazing! It is a process, but it really works! I had no idea that this happens when the battery is removed (anti-theft) so when we had our battery replaced we didn’t know what was going on. Thanks fir posting this and for the fact that it really works!!

[janetmillette]

Thank you! The local Honda dealer wanted me to bring the car in and pay to have them reset it. I would just like to say that the web page address wasn't in the video but you can find it on the Honda website. Gee, would have killed the dealer to tell me I could find the info on the Honda website?!

[chrissysconvos]

I watched a video before this, and it gave your tips except at the end, it said to call the honda dealership for the rest...

Then I fond your vide and you give a straight talk through.

Thank you!!

[hdta]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been looking for my code for weeks now, I managed to find it!

[kennyboy]

Hi do you happened to know how to reset the TPMS appeared on dash board of my honda odyssey 2007 thanks.

[java]

THANK YOU SO MUCH....YOU SAVED ME A TRIP AND SOME VALUABLE TIME!

[cameronbevan]

Bro, THANK YOU...Honda wanted a couple hundred bucks

[zena]

Thank you so much you were so helpful, it was easy and fast.

[vemariehess]

This is very helpful! Thank you so much ☺️

[KL-iewy]

Thank you. Navigation works, but the radio still says enter code? Your video stopped and didn’t show how to clear the radio? Any information on that?

[saintdizzy]

How do I get the screen to type in my code? It just says Navi disk not inserted but it’s not showing the screen to give my code. Thanks for making this video. I was worried I was gonna have to buy a whole new radio

[gfalconis]

I did this but the page just says loading data and it stays on like that forever. Anyone else have the same issue?

[dieterschuttyzer]

This website is only for USA vehicles.
Someone knows the website for cars driving in Europe ? Thanks
Mine is made in Ohio, Honda Marysville. 2000 Honda Accord VI Coupe (CG) 2.0 i ES 16V 4AT VTEC