Local dealer did not have the code for the radio/CD, had to dismantle the radio from the dash and send it to the manufacturer to put in a new code (2 weeks)!
Bearing in the left rear wheel replaced, speed sensor replaced, all on warranty.
This model, specially in the color Mystic Blue looks really good.
In city mileage is not as good as expected.
Ride though is excellent.
Agree with radio code hassle, but once you have the radio out, (15 minute operation with a phillips screwdriver), any Honda dealer can look up the codes.
You should not have had to send it off to the manufacturer.
Make certain you write the codes in the owners manual. Same goes for key codes.
I found the code to mine in the glove box on the top far left side. There is a little white sticker with two sets of numbers on it. The smaller number is the stereo code for when your radio asks for the code.
Speaking of stereos--I have a '96 with the factory am/fm/cassette/CD. The CD player is balky and will sometimes not start playing a CD. Instead, it will change back to the radio and eject the CD. If I leave the CD in place, the drive will eventually pull it back in, but then go to the "Pause" mode. If I press play, it'll eject, again. After 5-10 minutes of this nonsense, it'll finally start playing. Anyone else have a similar experience?
From Oldskool_101 I have a 97 Honda prelude and I desconected the battery to do some thing and then my radio/cd player don't work it displays err3 I took it to the dealer and because I didn't buy it with them they want to charge me $79 to get the code because they have to remove the radio to get the serial # any one now how to get the code please e-mail me at OldsKool_101@yahoo.com.
When I insert a cd I get an error code P-EO.It is a single cd player Honda factory system. Is this something I can repair myself or will it require a tech to do it. If so how much will it cost. Thank you.
You can take the radio out and write it down. then take it to the honda place and have someone look it up on the computer.