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That code is usually associated with lower than expected voltage signal from the sensor, which can be a wiring issue or a problem with the DME itself. -
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So I have no engine light lit up on the dash but Ive have the P0327 code for many years. I changed the knock sensors when I did the coolant pipes but code remained. So can anyone advise me on other issues such as wiring issues or problems with the ecm? Can anyone advise me on which way the wiring runs through to the ecm? There is never a dash light but there are drivability issues; hesitation, lugging in low rpms and wont shift until the pedal is way down in the floor. Gas mileage is about 15mpg, I dont know if that is common or because its had this error the entire decade weve owned it. Thanks James C -
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My first Porsche, and the previous owner didn't have the code. Please help, thanks. CDR 220 Type: 4462 Serial: 15003770
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Yes! Thank You!
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Hi, I moved / relocated from the US to Italy last year, I couldn't bear to part with my 1997 US spec Boxster so I bought it with me. I'd like to register it in Italy and it's my understanding I will need new EU headlights (halogen as my budget won't stretch to xeon), tail lights and clear side markers before going through the inspection process. If anyone has these part numbers and a reliable source simular to Pelican parts in the US I'd be grateful. Additionally if anyone else has been through this process in Italy I'd be interested to know there experience and any other parts that required replacement in order to successfully pass inspection to obtain an Italian registration. I'm hoping / praying no emissions work is required. I've set a 5k euro budget for this project. My Boxster has only limited mods currently, K & N air filter + short shift kit. This was my dream car and still is, hoping I can get to drive it along the Sicilian twisty coast roads. Thanks
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Had to get a new radio due to the old one failing to accept the code. New radio serial is 15001850 Any idea for the code? Thanks in advance.
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Thanks but I don't do any aftermarket "improvements" whatsoever and remove along the way as I go any "improvements" the stupid mechanics did do previously. I go strictly by the factory PET catalog to a single screw and washer. -
Velcro strip and secure to the side wall carpet, like the single quart oil pouch. Just a thought. -John -
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Does anyone know how to replace the visor back into it's original position? My husband pulled it out not knowing that they aren't supposed to turn towards the door window and the clip looks like it's not able to open. I didn't want to force it and risk breaking anything. Is there a trick? Thanks!
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For some reason my 0 doesn't work. Any ideas? Maybe I need a new radio?
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Try 0748
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Good afternoon everyone, Im the second owner of a 1999 boxster. The manual is missing and im looking for a radio code. Radio CDR-220 Type 4462 Serial X5021377 Thanks in advance for any help.
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No factory engine numbers started with 63F so it can be hard to determine what modifications have been done. A 2.7 liter would have been factory installed - but those engines were easy to upgrade to 3.0 or even 4.0 liters (with head stud replacements and different cylinders). Further investigation would be need to determine what is in the car now.
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That is not a radio that is a PCM. Can you give me a code for my PCM? These units are manufactured jointly by Siemens and Becker, and the only place where you can get the codes required is from the dealer/OPC. The PCM’s require two codes, the ICS/Siemens code, and a Becker code. The ICS is the first code requested. Sorry, the only place you can get a PCM code is from a dealer/OPC
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Just bought my first Porsche! Previous owner changed the battery, but didn't have the code. CDR 220 Becker 1 Type: 4462 Serial: Y5034837 Thanks, Dave
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My car 1977 Targa 9117201966 has been heavily modified and converted to 993 turbo look cab I am trying to figure out which engine was installed in the car Engine number is 63F03248
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The 996 Owner's Manual refers for the air compressor for C4 all-wheel drive only stored in the spare wheel storage while the PET parts catalog states the air compressor comes with any 996 C2 or C4. I had bought my 996.2 C2 Cabrio used with no air compressor with it and bought it separately. It had a sticker that it came from a 986 Boxster donor car. There are no 4WD 986 Boxsters; all of them are having same spare as 996 C2. Is there a designated storage for it in C2/Cabrio/Targa? In front of the CD Changer? Or in the spare wheel cover in the pocket?
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Please give me the code for a Porsche 911 996 radio from 2000. I bought the radio and the owner didn't give me the code.
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Lost Radio Codes DO NOT START A NEW TOPIC FOR A LOST RADIO CODE. DO NOT EMAIL ADMINS. Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ FIRST before posting - then post in the one thread. This topic is closed.
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Bi Loren can you help me Boxter 1998 radio code for becker cdr210 R2896 V 500640 1. ? Thank you Ds
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I need help, I have a 2006 Porsche Cayenne Turbo, the AC stopped working suddenly I checked the freon and it was okay I noticed the condensers fans were not on, I thought they were gone however I let the vehicle run and the fans came on when the vehicle got hot, but not when the AC was on, what tells that fence to come on when the AC is on? Does anyone knows? Please help
