You shouldn't need a password to actually disconnect the stereo.
Most likely the password is keeping it simply from operating.
Pull the stereo head and see if it has a reset switch on the back or if it has a small watch battery somewhere in it.
Other than that, you'll have to replace the whole thing, which I would recommend. There are some very nice single DINN stereos for decent prices
you can go into the fuse panel under hood around pass. side remove ecu fuse to reset when needed
I have not tried this ...but looks very possible . Remove the air cleaner housing and tube . Think that there is 3 bolts to remove from the alternator . disconnect alt wiring .Move alt to pass side of car ...and lift up .
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See my answer for another duplicate problem here: How do you reset the radio on a 2003 Honda accord -Bryan Mitsubishi stereo has a protection code. If you cut the power you better know the pass code. If you don't only Mitsubishi itself or its affiliates can help you. You might have to pay for it. There is online service which will send you your radio code for $30, but you have to provide the serial number your radio located on the top of radio.
If it is an easy replacement they will. If it is not easy they will pass on it.
so long as its wired up properly and you dont bi-pass the alarms wires by accident the alarm should be fine and you should have a new stereo
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You will first need to remove the seat. After the seat is removed there are only 2 bolts one at the front and one at the rear of the tank. Both bolts pass through a rubber cushion for vibration. Also dont forget you will have to disconnect the fuel line.Good LuckBud P
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You have to run all the wires to the trunk, pass side. There you use a wiring harness.
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