How to reset stereo system using anti-theft code | Honda Odyssey DIY video

Today we are going to show you how to reset your stereo system using the anti-theft code on our 2012 Honda Odyssey. We blocked out our numbers for security reasons. We hope these tips will help you as you are looking to reset your stereo system or as you try and enter in your anti-theft code. If you have any questions, leave comments below and we would love to answer them. We cannot be held responsible for any problems during your repairs or installations and cannot guarantee that this fixes your problems. Please take caution and wear appropriate safety gear. If you do not have experience with this type of project, please seek help from a professional. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or from the information from this video is the sole responsibility of the user/viewer and not from Big Al Repairs.

[@leletipiham8156]

Great. Can you tell where I can find/get the anti-theft code in the car. Thanks

[@BigAl-1]

@Lelet. That is a great question. I found my code inside the glove box. It is on a card about the size of a credit card. If you can't find the code you can take it into a dealership and I'm sure they can give it to you. Please let us know how it turned out.

[@moandadamhymbert336]

This was helpful wow I can’t believe it

[@BigAl-1]

Mo and Adam Hymbert thanks so much for your comment. I hope you were able to reset your stereo system.

[@josephgregory1645]

hi mr
am from mauritius
i have a honda odyssey
my radio station start to 87. to 90.
i want 87. to 107.
how do you do thx for your answer

[@BigAl-1]

I'm not quite sure what your question is. You probably have a different type of radio. I wish I could help. Thanks for your question and hopefully you can find a solution.

[@V1CT0Rc001]

I'm a little confused, is it for each digit each letter spells out, or you enter the same code 5 times?

[@BigAl-1]

@Victor. Great question. It is for each letter spelled out. Thanks for the question.

[@V1CT0Rc001]

@@BigAl-1 Yeah, I feel a bit stupid for asking that. I already figured that part out, thank you.

[@BigAlRepairs]

@@V1CT0Rc001 No problem! Happy to help!

[@5539dfitch]

So why hide your code if every vehicle has it's own code????

[@BigAlRepairs]

So people who know where we live and who we are don't know the code.

[@5539dfitch]

​@@BigAlRepairs Hopefully, the people you know are not interested in breaking into your van for a radio that only would be difficult to sell at best.

[@BigAlRepairs]

@@5539dfitch Would you be fine putting your code on a video with 30k views?

[@BigAlRepairs]

I don't think it really matters! I just wanted to be safe than sorry

[@boblee4739]

Does not work for the touring models different radio

[@Mark-fg9pf]

Al are tou for real? What happens if you dont have the code

[@eltombre9499]

What a waste of time people really don’t know how to put numbers in

[@BigAlRepairs]

Thanks for watching!

[@BigAl-1]

@ Eltombre. I'm sorry you felt it was a waste of time. Best of luck with your next project.