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  1. Boxster did not get DME 7.8 until model year 2005. Do you want 7.2 - or are you trying to put a later engine in the car (with DME 7.8)?
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  3. Try 8301
  4. Try 7428
  5. Try 0974
  6. You need to post this in the Lost Radio Code thread here. This topic is now closed
  7. Sorry, we can only help with the radios models listed in the FAQ.
  8. Try 2708
  9. 5DO - Under the instrument panel - middle left.
  10. Try 6532
  11. Try 0690
  12. Try 8314
  13. Try 9098
  14. Try 5037
  15. You should always use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ as the stickers can be wrong if the radio has ever been repaired. So the most reliable way to get your radio serial number is to use the procedure so that it is displayed on the radio. If your radio has not been repaired then this should work - try 9854
  16. I have removed your duplicate posts - really no need to post 5 times. Try 4861
  17. Try 6565
  18. Try 1054
  19. Try 3697
  20. Try 8612
  21. P2402 - DMTL – Tank Leakage Diagnostics Module, pump output stage Possible fault causes: - Open circuit, short circuit to B+ or short circuit to ground of activation line for DMTL pump motor - Open circuit in the power supply to the DMTL - DMTL – Tank Leakage Diagnostics Module faulty - DME control module faulty
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