1. Disconnect the Battery:
- Open the hood of your car and locate the battery.
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal by loosening the nut or bolt that secures it.
- Wait for at least 10-15 minutes to let the power completely drain from the system.
2. Reconnect the Battery:
- After waiting, reconnect the negative battery terminal by tightening the nut or bolt you loosened earlier. Make sure it's secure.
3. Turn on the Stereo System:
- Get back inside your car and turn on the stereo system.
4. Enter the Security Code:
- If the stereo asks for a security code, you may need to refer to your car's owner's manual for the correct code. If the manual is missing, check for a separate card or label that came with your vehicle when you purchased it.
5. Check for Error Messages:
- If the error message persists or if you don't have the security code, you may need to visit a Honda dealership or a professional automotive audio repair shop for assistance.
It's worth noting that Honda cars may have different stereo systems depending on the trim level and year, so the process may vary slightly. If the above steps don't resolve the issue, it's best to consult a reliable automotive technician or an authorized Honda service center for further guidance.
