Hi guys,

I have seen that this is quite a common problem with Accord radio/cdplayers. Going through the site I have seen that there is a service bulletin issued by Honda to repair it for free even if the vehicle is not under warranty. My issue, however, is that I bought this used car with 59K miles from a non-Honda dealer. Can anyone please guide me as to who should I contact - the non-Honda dealer/the original honda dealer of the previous owner of the car/the 1-800American Honda?

I'm an electronics engineering Friday 21 march 2008; I was repairing a display problem of a Honda accura 2004 the Radio, clock an air-conditioning lights was not working. I was a little bit afraid because so far I now the new radio's have a pin code, so I've to work on the radio without disconnect the power but let I make it shorter at the begin of the main-print board close to the big transistors is a small (little) black fuse 2.3A, I've solder a new one and the lights works again. The fuse is between a diode and a transistor. I was looking on the internet and I saw that lot of people with Honda cars have the same problem. The best thing is to let a technician repair it for you.

I went to the honda dealer in my area and they replaced the radio-cd changer for free. No questions asked. They said it was a known problem!