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  1. Try 3028 or 3026
  2. http://autorepair.about.com/library/images/bl255a-lib.htm Try it with a regular Phillips first - but don't strip it out if is very tight. I can only remember having to use an impact driver on one car and it had a lot od rust and a lot of years.
  3. Try 8658 or 8656
  4. :welcome: There was no C4S in MY1999 (C4S started in MY02) - so perhaps your car is a C4? What are your fault code(s)?
  5. Try 1143 or 1141
  6. A bad ignition switch could cause a battery drain - if the wrong parts are shorted and always on.
  7. Psst... I am not a psychic ;) I need your serial number... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST oops serial 15062050 model BE 4462 Try 0020 or 0018 Neither of these worked, any more options? You didn't read this did you... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  8. I suggest you write down the fault codes before you reset them - in case the problem comes back. Most tools have a selection of "clear faults" or "reset faults".
  9. Thanks for the quick reply. I am not familiar with the CAN Bus? Is it something I can access and tap into? Where is it located? Some of the more sophisticated telemetry systems use the CAN bus - you can tap in at the cluster or the DME.
  10. What do you mean by exhaust? mufflers or cats? Changing the mufflers will not cause any faults or error messages. Changing the cats might.
  11. Try 7373 or 7371
  12. Did you get the tool for the shock/coil adjustment? If not got back to the shop and ask for it - it came with the coilovers.
  13. Psst... I am not a psychic ;) I need your serial number... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST oops serial 15062050 model BE 4462 Try 0020 or 0018
  14. And my image from the parts list also show option XPA (IXPA). So, either the parts list is wrong or they gave you the wrong part.
  15. Psst... I am not a psychic ;) I need your serial number... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  16. Try 4788 or 4786
  17. I tried the codes you gave me and they didn't work. Do you have more codes? Thanks again, John did u try with these above details Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  18. Hi....im from germany...the same problem....lost my radio code for my BOXTER Radio CR 210 Mod R 3297 Ser Nr. V5008018 Please Help..... Try 1143 or 1141
  19. Try 3028 or 3026
  20. Try 5129 or 5127
  21. I just bought a 1999 Boxster and I need the radio code. The dealer put a new battery in and the code card is not in the car. I would really like to listen to some music. Here is the info, CDR-220 Serial # X5021245 Model# BE 4462 48/98 Thanks, John Try 2522 or 2520
  22. All the radios in Porsches since MY03 have been MOST. You likely need to turn options on/off in using a PIWIS so that the new car knows what is plugged in.
  23. Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  24. That signal is no longer on the OBD II plug. Almost everything on the 9x7 series cars is on the CAN bus.
  25. You need a new ignition switch - it is a common problem on the older cars. Replacing the Ignition Switch DIY
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