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@Sly
Keep up the good work.

Another set of VINs

KMHWF25V3XA083951

JN1CA21D0TM406142

@Chikeze,

I saw the procedure below on the web (carspace.com/guides/Honda-Radio-Codes) try and see if it would work for your car.

"I just had this happen to me so I thought maybe I could spare someone else a silent car.

I bought an 04 Odyssey EX as a cerified pre-owned a few days back.  It has an anti theft radio.  The dealership, in its infinite wisdom, put in a new battery but did not back up enough power to keep the code in the radio and then could not find the code!  Despite their promises to the contrary they did not call to report my fix.  So I called the service department instead.  Good move.
It turns out first that the 5 digit code is on a sticker found on the side of the glove compartment.  Usually on the outside left when you open it up.  There are two numbers there - you want the five digit one.
Now here's the key - the salesman no doubt has tried a bunch of random numbers or ones he is getting from the wrong source.  Once ten attempts are made without the correct code being entered the system locks itself up and will not accept any code.  This is to keep someone crazy enough to keep trying random numbers, such as a salesman or a thief (I'll be good, ) from eventually finding the right sequence.
There are two ways of releasing the block.  The first is to run the radio for an hour.  No sound will come out but once it has been on for an hour it will unlock itself and you can put in the code.  If you are like me the idea of running around for an hour with music is a non-starter so I went with the quicker solution - disconnect the negative battery cable for about a minute and then reconnect.  You now can enter the code and all will be well.  Well, except for the fact that now you have to reset your clock as well but if you will go through that much to get the radio back setting the clock is probably withing your area of expertise."

Thanks for the prompt response.

Another set for you (hopefully the last ones b4 I make my decision on what to buy).

4T3ZF13C5WU879291

4N2XN11T2XD840053

Sly Baba! I need your help with these VINs

2FMZA5347YBA43370

4N2XN11T1YD845536

send more pictures to debsonmd@yahoo.com

This is a Nija used car with 100,00 miles on it. N900,000 is my offer.

Mo ki gbogbo ara ilu pe "Eku odun o" Emi a she opo odun laye o!

Baale, (oko ilu) kara o le baba. Mo ki gbogbo oloye ilu pata lai ku enikan.

diva4eva:
and for your information, TUFACE IDIBIA is from benue state

No wonder he sample all the girls wey he visit and dey give dem belle 

Mine is March 15th, very rare.

@NikeKenny
Good job.

Please do you have the one for "Lorile odi gonbe" I don't know the artist's name.

Orakpotobor, Karebo, Paramoweibowei

This is cool

I'm going to send this to my girl friend. 

thank u @poster.

@poster,

No offense sir, but you should try and spell check your posting(s). Too many silly mistakes.

a square:
why is it that d ugly girls like 2 classify themselves?could it b because they are trying 2 protect there integrity or maybe they think they are good luking.i don't know why maybe someone should help me out.thanks.

You should start by asking yourself how ugly you are.   

Must you write rubbish just because you want to start a post?

@minniepoe

I pray God gives u the strength to sail through and eventually find a suitable husband and father for your child amen. !!!!

Thats all we can do for her now (Prayers).

@minniepoe, your 2 boys are lovely. I have 2 boys myself, 2 1/2 years and 4 months old. 

Ki keke pa lo lo.

Agba to r' ejo ti o sa, ara iku lon ya.

@fileki
gbere, omo odua.

Can anybody tell us if this guy has landed any car for anybody? 

I need prove that Vanesa is for real. 

The model year also depend on the month of manufacture. Anything before June is still assumed to be for that year e.g. 05/1995 is still 1995 model.
Productions after June are believed to be for the next model year. 

Guys selling cars help us out. (Viperman, Midas, Inspire_man) 

I no dey that old o!

@layemi

Yes, IYAWO means wife,but the modernized meaning of IYAWO means someone that doesn't have work to do probable someone that stays at home all day doing nothing.

Why are you people confusing this lady? Iyawo simply means "WIFE" whether she stays at home or not.

Fileki, o ka re omoluabi. Eni a ye o!

Mo ki gbogbo ilu o! a ye wa sowo, a ye wa somo, ajinde ara a ma je o!

E jo se oye otunba shi wa ni le?

@Holythug
I don't like the pictures you posted here. 
I am sure you know the meaning of your signature, and if you want to be increased in knowledge, you need to refrain form things like this. 

This is your Ustaz from Arabic school. 

well

@Usman
why dont you post this picture well? The orientation is wrong. I beg post am as landscape jare. You will appreciate it more that way.

beautiful gal.

Ejo e ma binu (ashise ni)

Alo ooo!! Akuko baba mi lailai, Akuko baba mi lailai, owo ni je ki je agbado oo! (Eni ba mo ko so o!)

Eku dede iwo yi o!

Alo ooo!!  Agbada baba mi lailai, agbada baba mi lailai, owo ni je ki je agbado oo! (Eni ba mo ko so o!)

NOW WAIT EVERYBOBY.

It is very easy to throw the first stone and castigate other people, but only God knows what each of you are hiding in your closets. Agreed, what the guy did was wrong (that’s if it is true) but all we should do is advice him, and not raining curses on him. After all he was bold enough to voice it.

Have you people considered the parents of the girl? What kind of home is she from? Was all these for the love of money? You would be surprise at what some parents forced their children into nowadays, just for the kids to fend for themselves.

@poster, what you did was wrong. If you really love her, wait for her to grow up, and resist all temptation to do this again.