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  1. We really do strive to be helpful here... so please consider "helpful" comments.
  2. You will need Durametric or PIWIS to see pending codes. In most states a pending code is cause for smog test failure.
  3. if your idle is dropping below spec (no HVAC) then you likely have carbon build-up in the throttle body and on the throttle butterfly. Try cleaning the throttle body and butterfly with throttle body cleaner (CRC makes a good one). Chances are that is all that is needed.
  4. If you get the same serial number then I can not help you - sorry.
  5. Try 2535
  6. Try 2094 or 9640
  7. Try 2102
  8. Try 1094 no luck at all have tried moving up and down by one digit didn't work either is there anything else I can try kind regards momo1212 Did you use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number? If not, please do and re-post. If you did then sorry I can not help you.
  9. Try 1432
  10. CR-210 and CDR-210 operate the same. Please try the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ. If you get the same serial number then I can not help you - sorry.
  11. 996-341-371-03 Support -- US MSRP $4.37 each You will also likely need 900-380-015-01 Nut -- US MSRP $0.89 each
  12. Try 0597
  13. Try 3062
  14. Try 0597
  15. Fault code 46 -- Central locking synchronisation Possible cause of fault - Short circuit to ground/open circuit between alarm system control module and door locks - Door lock faulty
  16. For your radio try 0572 We do VIN lookups for our Contributing Members (see the Donate button at the top right of any page). Since this is service we are charged for we ONLY do it for Contributing Members.
  17. If it is only the lock mechanisms then it is likely the central locking/alarm control under the drivers seat. Any chance it got wet? If so, you may have a lot of work ahead of you.
  18. Try 7181
  19. Try 0714
  20. Try 7323
  21. Try 4603
  22. Please use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your proper serial number - then re-post here.
  23. Try 9235
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