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Everything posted by Loren
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Try 0496
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999 166 076 01 Securing Clip - US MSRP $3.23 each -
Try 3418
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Try 8253
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Try 0606
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4745 should work if that is the correct serial number. Did you get that serial number using the method in the Lost Radio Code FAQ? If not, please do so. If you did then chances are that your radio has been repaired by someone other than Becker. If that is the case I can not help you. Sorry.
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Try 4320
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Two likely sources are the headlight switch and the ignition switch. Try wiggling the headlight switch - if you get strange light responses then replace it.
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Try 9071
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Try 5174
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Try 5494
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Try 9053
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Try 9141
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Try 0496
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Try 2657
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Try 0398
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To add to what JFP has already said - you may need to run the convertible top calibration. It takes about 3 or 4 minutes and can be done with a Porsche PIWIS or Durametric software.
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The only known solution that I am aware of is a repair by Becker Sound or replacing the radio. Sorry.
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Then perhaps it has failed. The get serial number procedure always gives the correct serial number regardless of what the sticker on the radio says. When that method is used the code I give you always works. The only time the code does not work (that we've seen) is after a 3rd party repair. I am sorry I don't have a better solution for you.
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If that is the correct serial number (per the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ) then it is likely that radio has been repaired by some 3rd party other than Becker. If that is the case I can not help you.
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Try 0932 From the Lost Radio Code FAQ... "I get a WAIT on the display - what do I do? You have to wait at least 30 minutes before trying again."
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Ignition Coil Connector/Wiring Harness Connectors
Loren replied to nwhiteis's topic in 993, 993 TT Series
I do not see one for the 993 in the current PET. It may be that Porsche decides to only sell sub-assemblies going forward. The early 996 had connector part numbers in the early wiring diagrams but then removed them in 2002 model year.
