Hi Derek- I'm sorry this wasn't of help to you. You are correct. If you don't have the phone number and zip code from the owner that is on file for owning the car then this will not work for you. That's why it was the first thing I said you would need to be able to reset the NAVI. Based on the comments of other people above you for this post I will have to disagree with the "useless" part. Good luck finding the answers you're looking for.

Thanks for your comment Drive-In-Freak ALDI shoppers are very price conscious so the "Quarter" is an price point to engage them into putting the cart back. I can see how this might be seen as not being "worth it" to some shoppers at other grocery store chains however for an ALDI shopper , $0.25 is not too small a sum for 1 min worth of work. As for pan handlers I've never seen any at ALDI's while driving past nor have I ever seen a shopping cart in the parking lot. -Jon

Thanks for commenting Chris but I think we just differ in opinion. For me a Kaizen event is a small incremental improvement that anyone can do in their work area to improve a process overall. I hope that they would also implement some mistake proofing and the amount of inventory in the area should be relative to their through put and hopefully they can decrease that as well. -J

Here's the dilemma. The instructions I posted come from the American Honda site. According to the Honda AU site at http://www.honda.com.au/cars_for-owners_common-questions.aspx "I need a radio code for my vehicle, where do I find it? Visit your local Honda dealership and they will be able to supply you with a radio code. Remember to bring a copy of your registration (or other documentation) to prove you are the vehicle owner." If you have to go there for the radio code then I'm assuming that the NAVI would be the same. Wish I could have been more help. Take care, Jon

Thanks for the info Zoomer. I'll go back and take a look at the site and see if it gives me the correct codes now. Glad to hear that the instructions were helpful. Take care Jon

Thanks for the response Cranston. If anyone wants to read the reviews you can click here: http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Atlas-Oil-Reviews-E320024.htm Since I don't know anyone at Atlas personally I can't attest to any of the opinions on glassdoor however I do want to provide the link for those of you seeking additional sources of information.

Glad my worked has paid off for so many. After 2 years this is still my number one visited post. I would rather that Honda fix their system internally but I'll take the site hits :) Take care Jon

Olajide- I suggest try giving Honda a call at (800) 999-1009 (6:00 am to 5:00 pm PCT) and let them know your predicament. I don't know how to get the Navi code without you having the zip-code or phone number of the previous owner. Ex https://radio-navicode.honda.com/ I do suggest following the above to get the serial numbers and having your VIN handy. They are going to need those to get your system activated.

Glad to hear that you got it working Michael. Hope it stays operational with no issues for a very long time!

Hi Michael- Unfortunately I can't be of much service on that one. Sounds like a software program issue. The only thing I can think of is to eject the DVD clean it and put it back in and see if it loads. If that doesn't work...sounds like you'll have to go to the dealer to resolve it or keep searching on the web and see if you can find someone else who's had to troubleshoot it already. Take care, JOn

Nice to see that the info is still relevant and helpful. Glad to hear that you could get it up and running again. -Jon