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Car Forum / Acura Cars / October 2004

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94 Integra Anti-Theft System

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BigBadBob - 21 Oct 2004 08:30 GMT
I have an anti-theft factory stereo in this car that requires a code to be
entered after the power has been cut. I have heard that the car itself has a
similar feature that disables the instrument panel after the battery is
disconnected until the proper code has been entered. Does anyone know
anything about this? It's news to me. If it is true, where is the code put
in and how do I find out what the code is? Would it have the same code as
the stereo?
Jim Yanik - 21 Oct 2004 17:06 GMT
> I have an anti-theft factory stereo in this car that requires a code
> to be entered after the power has been cut. I have heard that the car
> itself has a similar feature that disables the instrument panel after
> the battery is disconnected until the proper code has been entered.

No,mine doesn't.

94 Integra GSR.

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Nick DiGennaro - 30 Oct 2004 03:53 GMT
I don't think that is true. I changed a battery or two in my '94 and did not
need to know a code. My after-market CD player does require the isuued code.
Nick

> I have an anti-theft factory stereo in this car that requires a code to be
> entered after the power has been cut. I have heard that the car itself has a
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> in and how do I find out what the code is? Would it have the same code as
> the stereo?
Jim Yanik - 30 Oct 2004 04:18 GMT
> I don't think that is true. I changed a battery or two in my '94 and
> did not need to know a code. My after-market CD player does require
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>> the code put in and how do I find out what the code is? Would it have
>> the same code as the stereo?

My 94 GSR does have a factory security-code radio.
The car does NOT have any factory whole-car anti-theft system of any sort.
I had to install an aftermarket alarm after my ECU was stolen in 2002,it
took 6 WEEKS to get a new one from Japan.

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