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That's it. Thanks Loren !
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CR220 serial number15008629 Lost radio code
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Thank you Sir !!
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CDR 220 serial number 15040022. Need radio code please.
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CDR 220 serial # X5029097. Need a radio code please . Thank You, Howard
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Thank You Loren !!
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radio code needed CDR220 serial number Y5050613 Howard
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Remove the fuel tank sending unit ,use a bore scope or a inspection mirrior & flash light to check the upper half of the tank for rust. This is the biggest problem I see bringing the hanger queens back to live. The tank has to come out most of the time & be cleaned & sealed & many cases opened up,blasted & welded back together. There are reproduction fuel tanks available now for a reasonable price now,so if they are badly rusted,just replace it. Howard
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Talk to Vinnie @ Gulf Performance. Pompano Beach, FL. Howard
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Agree, Stuck float. Pull the fuel level sender & have a look in the tank for rust. Use a mirror & flashlight & look @ the upper surfaces. Carbs need to be gone thru too. Stuck float will not be the only problem. Solex or Weber carbs??? H.
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David Brown is the one person who will do your top correctly. Ask me how I know.
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Which cayenne & engine?? Need more info to look up part #'s in PET. Howard
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You need to perform a pressure check on the system.Look closely at the control pressure cold. I think the graph is posted on this forum,if not let me know. You should also check for unmetered air leaks. Howard
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All 2.4's including the T had counterweighted cranks. Only nthe 2.0 & 2.2 T's had the non conterweighted crank. So the bottom end of a 2.4 T uses the same crank as the S ,as well as the 2.7's. Same crank. Howard
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Does the car still have the original non barrier hoses??? If so ,it will leak using r134 in the system. I replace all rubber hoses & seal rings,new drier & exp valve & cure the problems. The cooling fans in the 996 cars are there for a different reason,not for the condensor. Cond is mounted up front on 996,rear in a 88. If you want to make that 88 A/C cold,talk to Charlie @ Griffiths techinal. Howard