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Loren
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15-year-old car - absolutely yes. Best to change every 5 years.
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Ignition Wheel lock replacement
Loren replied to vza's topic in 986 Boxster Top Issues and Solutions
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What state and city, please? My local dealer gave me mine with my car title and my driver's license - 5 minutes.
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Try 6787
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Try 4938
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You can only get IPAS codes from a dealer - and in most cases after showing proof of ownership. Sorry, no shortcuts for those.
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P1539 Camshaft Adjustment, Bank 2 P0304, 305, and 306 are the 3 cylinders on bank 2. Suspect your VarioCam actuator: - Open circuit in triggering wire. - Open circuit in B+ supply. - Actuator faulty.
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Interesting that the GT3 RS struts are less expensive... GT3 GT3 RS
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Try 0195
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Chime on over 75 MPH
Loren replied to jayi836's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
Then it is more likely you have a short or bad connection on the seat belt buckles or instrument cluster. -
Okay if the number I gave you does not work for the displayed serial number then the radio was repaired by a 3rd party (not Becker) and the serial number is unknown. I doubt even Becker can help you. Sorry.
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You can not believe the label. If the radio has ever been repaired it got a new serial number that is only accessible through the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ. Please check it that way.
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New Engine Fault Codes after mechanic repair :(
Loren replied to slaskowski's topic in 911, 912 Series
If the codes don't come back and car sounds okay - then you should be good to go. -
I quoted you directly out of the Porsche Service Manual. What are your fault code(s)?
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DId you use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get the correct serial number?
