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Everything posted by Loren

  1. Try 1034
  2. If it is not on the list I can not help you. Sorry.
  3. Wow posted 3 times and you obviously did not read the Lost Radio Code FAQ for which radios we support.
  4. Try 6821
  5. Not likely in my opinion. Any CPS failures whether total or intermittant that I have seen cause the engine to stop running. Simple enough to test though with a an (automotive) oscilloscope.
  6. Best to check it at the proper temperature.
  7. Try 6838
  8. Try 1060
  9. Try 4230
  10. 2886 is not a valid model number. What is the model number printed on the front of the radio (i.e. CD-22, or CDR-220).
  11. Try 4876
  12. All topping up and checking is done at between 30 degrees C and 40 degrees C.
  13. Along with what Ahsai said look to see if the shifter arms on the transmission are bent. Not too hard to do backing into a curb or rock.
  14. That is not a model and serial number. You did not read the Lost Radio Code FAQ.
  15. Try 5468
  16. Try 4321
  17. Try 2890
  18. Your 981 engine is very different from the early Boxsters. The good news is design is such that you do not have oil tubes. The bad news is that your leak is likely elsewhere.
  19. Try 2408
  20. No problem I moved your post.
  21. No such thing as a "hard reset". You can reset the drive mode for the throttle/idle as well as Tiptronic drive shift points. For both of those just disconnect the battery for about 5 minutes. Do a throttle adaption on egas cars and then drive as you normally would to "relearn" throttle, idle, and shift points. It is normal for the car to run rough during the "relearn" process - but it should only take a few miles.
  22. When you lock the car with a remote key button do you get a beep? If so it is the alarm.
  23. At this point you likely will need to contact Becker. The only radios I have seen like this were repaired by a third party and that third party changed something that causes the code to no longer work (or ir changes the code). Sorry.
  24. Hmm... it should tell you where the open zone is then.
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