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The system is sensing high resistance. There is a ground point in each rear tail light - I would check those for corrosion. As well remove the license plate bulbs and make sure they and their sockets are clean of any corrosion. -
Try 5357
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Try 0689
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According to the VIN that car came with the Aluminum package not one of the wood packages. So it would appear the wood was added later - and you would need to tell me what wood (Rootwood, Olive Ash, etc.) it is to be able help you.
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What is the problem you are having and are there any fault codes?
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Try 6403
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Please do not bump - it is against the rules here and it has not even been 24 hours since your post.
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Try 9821
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Try 4713
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Try 1043
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Try 3593
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Sorry, not without going through the PET monthly parts list updates for the last 10 years. Besides any dealer could have had stock of the older cable with instructions to use until gone.
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Try 1096
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Try 4574
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Try 7212
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You should always use the method in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get the serial number - it's pretty much fool proof. But your can try 5081
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Try 1024
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And I posted your code already here: http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/14539-lost-radio-code-post-your-request-here/?p=267861
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Try 8782
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Try 4981
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The DIY link for codes is for P-codes - those are engine emissions codes only. Other codes for different control modules are in the Porsche Service Manuals. Start by checking the power and ground as well as the connections. Has the car had any steering or suspension work lately? If so, then these sensors need to be re-calibrated with a Porsche PIWIS tester.
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Fault code 0493 Combination sensor Possible cause of fault: Actual value of functions integrated in the combination sensor: • Rate-of-turn sensor • Axial acceleration sensor • Transverse acceleration sensor is evaluated and displays an implausible value (implausible signal). • Internal CAN: Wire faulty (no signal/communication) • Short circuit to B+ (electrical fault in electric circuit) • Short circuit to ground (electrical fault in electric circuit) • Open circuit in circuit to control module (electrical fault in electric circuit) • Combination sensor faulty
