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  1. Try 4240
  2. Try 6523
  3. Try 0721
  4. Did you get the serial number through the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ? If you did not, then please use that procedure to get the correct serial number. If you did and the serial number you gave me is correct then your radio was likely repaired by someone other than Becker and I can not help you.
  5. Try 6781
  6. Try 8723
  7. Try 0647
  8. Try 0560
  9. We need the serial number to help you - scroll right again.
  10. If the car was delivered in Australia then it should be 315 mHz.
  11. Try 9895
  12. There will be Porsche specific fault codes that are not likely to be in a generic scan tool or may not even be the same number. Best to to buy a Durametric or find a shop that will let you use their PIWIS, PST2, or Durametric. If you plan on keeping the car or getting another Porsche it will be a great investment.
  13. Try 9203
  14. Since you are already there I would change both, The RMS seal must be put in with the proper tool or it will leak.
  15. Try 5854
  16. These 9x6 series cars have a history of ignition switch failures. That would be my next choice for probable failures.
  17. Try 2532
  18. Part number is by interior color.
  19. I assume you pushed the clutch in when trying to start? Also, even if you did do that - check the continuity of the clutch lock-out microswitch.
  20. If it is in item 13 then Porsche only sells the whole panel. About $135 with you interior color needed.
  21. Exact model and year of your car please?
  22. Mmm... you need to be a Contributing Member to download.
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