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  3. Worked! I love u.
  4. Try 5186
  5. CDR-220 24/99 4462 Y5039288 New car for me, making it original...
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  7. Side flap threaded insert had split, so the rod was spinning in it at the top most position. The microswitch wouldn't engage, so the clamshell wouldn't close. I made a replacement. https://makerworld.com/en/models/3232512-porsche-996-cabriolet-side-flap-repair-insert#profileId-3661479 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7401985
  8. That is an Alpine radio - sorry but my program only does Porsche Becker and Porsche Blaupunkt.
  9. Thanks, it worked. I'm kind of amazed you've been doing this for the community for this long.
  10. Hello Loren, new user here, just bought a 928 and im not having the stereo code please i would really appreciate your help! Stereo CD-2 S/NO PO CD-2 X 08 12927 B 9 08 12927
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  12. Try 9321
  13. Try 9639
  14. Hello Loren, I'm the new owner of a 2002 Boxster base and, of course, the radio needs a code that is nowhere in the vehicle. CDR 220 BE4462 Serial 25017119 Thanks in advance for your help.
  15. Hi I too am looking for a radio code. I called Porsche and gave them the VIN and they gave me a code of 5189. The radio doesn't seem to accept it. The serial number on the radio is 25017160. it is a CDR-220. I don't know the history on this car and if or the radio has been swapped. Any help would be appreciated.
  16. Thank you so much, i'll try this code shortly and let you know how it turns out. I really appreciate your help
  17. Try 3090
  18. Thank you so much for all your help.
  19. Loren, I need your help. I have a 2002 Carrera 996, with a Becker CDR-220. I was having some work done and battery was disconnected, here is the information for my radio. Thank you so much for all your help. I forgot to mention, i have a ride out coming up, and i could really use the radio. Becker CDR-220 Type 4462 Serial X5036871
  20. Thanks for looking Loren! Appreciate it.
  21. My program works on Porsche / Becker models. Becker Monza was not a Porsche model.
  22. Hello Loren. Was wondering if you could help with this one. I have a Becker Monza. Model: BE 7886 Serial: 55002481 Thanks in advance!
  23. Hi, I have a Porsche 996 from 1997 I think. Could someone please help with the radio code, I've already tried multiple tools online but none of them worked. The radio is a Becker BE4467 CDR-22 with serial number: X5018983. Thanks in advance. Gilles
  24. Hi, I'd really appreciate some help retrieving the radio code for my car. Car: 1999 Boxster Radio: CDR 220 Serial number: X5025716 Thank you for your help!
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  26. 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.
  27. Hi everyone, I’m working on a 1996 Porsche 911 (993) Turbo, and I’m currently having a problem with the factory alarm/immobilizer system. The car had been exposed to water, and several electrical control modules/PCBs were affected by water intrusion. I have already removed, cleaned, and dried the affected circuit boards, and there are no obvious signs of corrosion remaining. However, I still cannot get the immobilizer/alarm system to pass its normal initialization. Current symptoms: As soon as I turn the ignition/power on, the horn starts sounding continuously. The lights keep flashing continuously. The car will not start. It appears that the alarm/immobilizer is still active and preventing the car from starting. I have already checked the wiring and some of the connections, but I have not yet been able to determine what is causing the alarm system to remain triggered. I’m particularly interested in information about the 993 factory alarm/immobilizer system, including: What conditions can cause the alarm to immediately trigger when power is applied? Which inputs/signals does the alarm control unit need to see before it will allow the car to start? Is there a specific procedure for resetting or re-initializing the immobilizer after water damage? Are there any common failure points on the 993 alarm/immobilizer control unit? Could a damaged alarm control unit prevent the ECU/DME from allowing the engine to start? If anyone has experience repairing a 993 that has suffered water damage, I would really appreciate any advice, wiring diagrams, pinouts, diagnostic procedures, or information about the immobilizer system. Thanks in advance!
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