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  1. Try 1218 or 1216 Hi Loren, Both codes did not work. 1218 and 1216 Do you have any more suggestions? Thanks allott, Larry C
  2. Hi, I am looking for a radio code for my 1999. Becker 1 CDR 220 Type 4462 24/99 Ser # 15075468 Thank You very much... Larry C
  3. Hi, I have searched the forum with no success to see if anyone has posted the fuse panel diagram that is normally attached to the back of the fuse panel lid. My car did not have one when I purchased it. Does anyone have a pdf of this? 1999 - 986 if that matters. Thanks,
  4. Thanks Mike. The lead was there just as you stated. For all of the other people that are wanting to do the same..The Sirius sat radio cig plug also acts as a voltage step down , to 5 volts I am told. So I had to leave that original plug in line and plug it into a seperate female plug. All of this was able to hide away nicley under the centre stack.
  5. I would like to hard wire my sat radio and am wondering about the best way to do this? Should I use a fuse tap and find a ground or pop the cig lighter out and wire into that. I do not have a fuse panel diagram and was unable to locate one on the forum. I have a 1999 , 986. Any help would be appreciated.
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