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  1. A real one or chinese knock-off? A real one with the latest software should tell you what zone is open.
  2. Try 1010
  3. What are you using to read the alarm system control module?
  4. Factory engine lids are not fiberglass. The coupe version is different from the cabriolet version. As are the mounting hinges. The rear spoiler drive mechanism for the C4S is also different The C4S rear bumper is also different will not likely fit your car without modification - because your car is a narrow wheelbase car and C4S is a wide body (like the Turbo). The taillights are also different and like the bumper may not fit in your narrow body car. In my opinion this is going to be an expense conversion if you want to do it right.
  5. If you are getting a beep then you are getting a fault code from the open zone.
  6. Sorry, you will need a shop with a PIWIS to verify coding or re-program the module.
  7. U0146 Gateway control unit communication Possible fault causes: - No power supply for Gateway control unit - Incorrect coding of Gateway control unit - Short circuit or open circuit of CAN Drive - Gateway control unit faulty (in most cases the cause is incorrect coding and not the Gateway control unit!) U155 Instrument cluster, communication Possible fault causes - No power supply for instrument cluster - Instrument cluster incorrectly coded - Short circuit or open circuit in the CAN display -J Instrument cluster faulty (in most cases the cause is not the instrument cluster but incorrect coding!)
  8. Try 0830
  9. Please post this in the Classifieds section under "Wanted". Thanks.
  10. That 7340 code is what the Becker systems says for that serial number... so there is a good chance that someone other than Becker repaired that radio.
  11. Try 9039
  12. Try 7340
  13. Porsche stopped printing wiring diagrams in 2006 (as well as service manuals). This information is only available in PIWIS diagnostic systems. Even then some items like wiring diagrams don't print well.
  14. Try 4803
  15. You might try salvage yards for the 996 then.
  16. Is your issue the display? If so, have a look here (only $59.99): http://shop.914rubber.com/996-986-LCD-Display-unit-wth-connectors-replacement-kit-996986LCD.htm?categoryId=-1
  17. Try 6461
  18. According to Porsche (for your 1997 Boxster) only these part numbers will work: 996-653-101-03 EFR 996-653-101-CX EFR
  19. Try 1620
  20. From the Lost Radio Code FAQ... "Can you give me a code for my PCM? These units are manufactured jointly by Siemens and Becker, and the only place where you can get the codes required is from the dealer/OPC. The PCM’s require two codes, the ICS/Siemens code and a Becker code. The ICS is the first code requested. Sorry, the only place you can get a PCM code is from a dealer/OPC."
  21. The burnt resistor is not normal. You could try replacing just that - but you may need a new board.
  22. Try 9891
  23. Short circuit to B+ You need no shorts in the alarm, door locks, and windows for them all to work - and you do have a fault. They all run through the same control unit. You also need a good battery.
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