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  1. Try 0424
  2. I just gave you a code for a different radio on January 20th?
  3. Try 8460
  4. Try 6712
  5. Yes, you should be able to replace it with a used one and re-program - though the mileage likely can not be changed. In California you may need a certificate stating that if you ever sell the car. Be sure to get like cluster - manual transmission and Tiptronic are different. As well, a compatible color. You will likely need your car's IPAS codes to re-program.
  6. Try 9767
  7. If 1076 does not work then chances are that your radio has been repaired by a 3rd party (not Becker). In this case only Becker can help you.
  8. Try 0216
  9. Try 0329
  10. Read your owners manual - I recall that on some radios that lets you know the alarm is active.
  11. Try 6515
  12. Try 5015
  13. Try 2628
  14. Try 5360
  15. Try 9296
  16. 1. Durametric. 2. Minor body changes 2015-2016, 2016 GTS model, 2017 Macan 4 cylinder. 3. I do not think there have been many air suspension failures or faults since 2016. Air is more expensive than steel but also has many handling advantages. 4. No, transfer cases are pretty much it for large items and most of those are replaced under warranty. 5. The VIN will not tell you anything about the options without a report from a dealer (we can also get reports for our Contributing Members). Download the option codes list here: https://www.renntech.org/files/category/140-macan/
  17. Try 8691
  18. Try 5175
  19. Try 8561
  20. Try 2527
  21. You need to re-train the windows. You do so by pressing and holding the button down - all the way down and an additional 10 seconds. Then do the same for raising the window. It's been covered here many times before so give our search a try next time.
  22. Try 1457 Please consider a donation to support this site - thank you.
  23. https://www.amazon.com/Porsche-Boxter-Radio-Removal-Tools/dp/B00XSAPF3G/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=renntechorg-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=XCDIFRLMKX5YLRPI&creativeASIN=B00XSAPF3G
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