My brother's car radio lost its memory after the battery was removed, its a Honda car, how can we resolve it?

Question 1
My brother's car radio lost its memory after the battery was removed, its a Honda car, how can we resolve it?...  My brother's car radio lost its memory after the battery was removed, its a Honda car, how can we resolve it?

Its a Honda Civic, 2008





The Car engine no is R18A13001397 chasis JHMFD15208S401318 Honda Civic 2007 model

will this additional details help?

Answers
1)   No way you will just have to reprogram it. I know it sucks but same thing happened to me. - Gary

2)   every time you disconnect the battery the radio memory will be reset. if your asking about the code when he bought the car they should have given him a card that has the code on it, if not he has to either take it to the dealership or take out the stereo himself get the serial number and call the dealership to get the code. hope this helps - Juan

3)   so reprogram the radio/if its a code enter the code/ - ken k

4)   Hit the [scan] button on the radio when you turn it on. Save the stations that you want [enter] by repeating the procedure until you have filled up all the memory slots. Some stations may be out of range, so you'll have to drive around to get a better fix. Alternatively, you can reprogramme it manually, but that's a real hassle. - zephyr

5)   Look in your Owners manual, it will give you step by step instructions probably using a 5 or 6 digit code. - Micah


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Question 2
good bass songs that will hit on 2 18" subs!!?...  I want nothing but chopped and screwed songs that will slap real hard in my car...i like deep low steady bass, but i also like that bass that sounds like it's gonna tear your car apart...any help would be thankful!
thank all of you for your input, i appreciate it!

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1)   Here Comes The Boom - Nelly

Night n Day - Lloyd (The Chorus part has really good bass) - Dan

2)   lil boosie and lil jon songs make my 12" rattle my whole car! - Juan

3)   it's not chopped and screwed but it has some good bass... Lil Wayne- Kobe Bryant. - Dee

4)   Check out E-40 songs

Hurricane Chris-Halle Berry

Young Jeezy. - Chester


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Question 3
can I replace the speakers in my car with just any type of speakers, or do I have to get a certain type?...  I have a 1986 corolla and want to replace the speakers in it, because they just crackle and static and you hear no music lol

so can i just find sum speakers i have around my house and put them in or do i have to get a certain type of speakers?

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1)   Any speakers will do to start with, you should try some before you go spending money on them it might not be the speakers that are crap - Andrew

2)   Your best bet would be to get car audio speakers, as computer speakers or home speakers may run on different voltages, impedances, and amplification setups. You may also face the difficulty of mounting a speaker that is the wrong size, which will just make your life more difficult.



Depending on your budget, you have a few options:



If you just want a simple replacement speaker, the best thing to do is to go to Wal-Mart and buy some cheap stock replacement speakers. You just match the size--in your case I think it's 5.25" speakers all around--these cost about $7 a pair and will give stock level sound quality.



One thing to keep in mind is the face that if your wiring or head unit is damaged you may be getting this crackling noise, to check this, first check the old speakers for damage around the surround and for holes in the cone.



Your other option is to invest in a higher quality car audio system. You can spend as little as $80 for a complete set including radio and wiring kit, and the price pretty much goes up from there. If you are mechanically inclined, then maybe you could save money and do the installation yourself.



The audio performance of even the cheapest aftermarket system will usually outperform any stock speakers--especially on older cars. - Ryan

3)   Any car speaker from any car audio store will work

in your vehile - conejote_99

4)   DON'T use house speakers because you'll fuck those up too; your best bet is to get car audio speakers. the cheap replacement speakers from walmart; it's good, all you need to do is find out the size of the previous speaker. - Dee


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Question 4
what do i need in order to play my ipod through my car speakers?...  the cheapest one out their would be nice

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1)   get a fm transmitter from walmart for about 20 bucks - Brotz

2)   an FM transmitter will work as a cheap solution. You can find this at walmart or any electronics store. - Patrick

3)   an wireless fm transmitter would be your cheapest route but the sound quality is pretty bad..its like listening to a weak fm station...what type of radio is in your car? Factory?? if its aftermarket and not too old you could find an ipod interface cable for it if its ipod compatible..hope this helps - JR

4)   the cheapest will give a lot of noise and static

you don't care about that ?



ford the best sund quality go here



http://www.oemautosound.com/c-19-ipod-to-oem-radio.aspx - conejote_99


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Question 5
Stereo installation question?...  I have a JVC KD-LH1100 in my 2002 Cavalier that was properly hooked up by a professional. I bought a new JVC KD-HDR50. When I change it out, will I have to rewire to the harness that came with the new one, or can I just plug the old harness into the new stereo since it is the same brand?
How about you be a little more specific or provide a reasoning for your answer? When you answer like that, you sound like "Joe Blow" trying to get points.

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1)   yes tou may have to rewire a few things - joshman06us

2)   rewire the adapter to the new radio and plug into factory.. not to bad - laredogg

3)   The companies typically have the same plugs for their head units. So you would be able to simply replace the head units without changing the wiring.



However, the wires do get switched around sometimes so it is important to examine the plug on the new and old radio. If all of the connections are in the same place then you can use the same plug. Otherwise you will have to put the new wiring harness for the stereo you have.



Good Luck!!! - MDC

4)   Both the JVC KD-LH1100 and the KD-HDR50 use the same wiring harness into the receiver. The part number is JV16-0003.



Here's a link to the harness.



http://www.partstore.com/Model/Matsushita/JVC/KDLH1100.aspx?ModelAliasNumber=kd-lh1100 - PimpMyRide


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