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  1. That was a stupid question on my part about the solid motor mounts I didn't even think about it. Thanks for you information. Has anyone used the ones from ebay they are suppose to be OEM but not OE. For the price of one at my local dealer source with my shop discount I can get the set on ebay. I don't know if it's worth it. The job isn't hard to do unlike the ones on the 944 types which were a pain. I found the those mounts cheaper at a Porsche online parts provider: http://www.egermanparts.com/
  2. I would call them and ask. There web site says their cable supports the Iphone 3G however you have a valid concern. (888)-654-4265 ext 2
  3. iwire has a charging IPOD cable. Here is what they say: "This bundle includes both the iWireP-220-iPod iPod connector cable and a charging convert. This bundle includes all that you need to get your iPod Nano fourth generation playing and charging through your factory Porsche CR/CDR-220 audio system. This bundle will also allow the iPod Touch second generation, and iPhone (both models) to charge with our iWireP-220-iPod cable. It is important to note that of the newest iPod models, only the iPod Nano fourth generation will play audio" Price: $65 http://www.iwirep.com/products/iwirep-220-ipod-bundle New question: On the back of my CDR 220 are two RCA female plugs. What are those for? I do not see them on the illustrations for the unit in any of the books.
  4. Found another source at a Becker repair site that provides enough information for you to make your own AUX input cable for a Becker CR220 or CDR220. They also sell a powered IPOD input cable if needed. http://www.beckerautosound.com/parts/cable_part_number.html http://www.beckerautosound.com/pdf_guides/...0directions.pdf
  5. Some of the PCM units came with a cassette player. If that applies to you then you could get a cassette audio input device that would provide an input for a MP3 player. I have a 2007 Avalon that has a cassette tape player. I think the auto designers need to get out more. I have not had a cassette tape in my house/car since the mid 90s.
  6. "According to Becker, only the CR/CDR-220 has AUX input." This cable won't work. I looked at the diagram for the back of the PCM unit and I don't see any AUX input. You have a 3 part connector for audio, data, CD changer.
  7. I was at a point where I was going to change the head unit to get Blue Tooth and MP3 player input capability. All of my music is on either my Blackberry or on my MP3 player. While searching for head units I found a company that makes a Becker Aux input cable with an RCA mini plug or an IPOD plug (with or withput charger) for the CR/CDR-220. Took 30 minutes to install it. I now can play my Blackberry through my stock radio and if I get a call the phone automatically mutes the sound. I use a Blue-tooth ear bud to take hands free calls. The price is ridiculous at $39 but it saved me $200. Kit included color printed instructions, set of OEM radio keys, a 35mm RCA stereo terminated cable and a reducer jack/plug for smaller receptacles. http://www.iwirep.com/products/iwirep-220-35mm I also found a source in the UK for speaker adapters that allows you to fit up after market 4" speakers and still use the stock grills. When I get those in I will tell you how it went. From their web site are pictures of Ipod and RCA wires.
  8. Before I popped for a new set of lights I would call a auto restoration shop. There is usually one in most larger cities. I would show them the problems and see what majic they can prescribe. If you can't find one try calling car lots that specialize in high end sports cars like Porsche, Ferrari and so on. They have a shop they deal with for these kinds of problems. I have used Meguiar's non-abrasive Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner for the past 10 years and I apply by hand. It returns cloudy to clear very quickly. I then polish with Meguiar's canuba wax. They look factory fresh. Good luck.
  9. I put a "non smoking kit" into my 996 that replaces the ash tray with a small storage tray and I mean small. It will not hold my Blackberry securely. You can see it here: http://eagleday.stores.yahoo.net/interiortrim2.html
  10. Found out that my various charging cords will not fit in the shallow cigarette lighter socket. I dont smoke so would like to change this socket out for an OEM power outlet. Cant find one on any 996 parts lists. Does Posrche make a power outlet with cover that would fit? 1999 996 carrera
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