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Posts posted by Loren
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I would stick with the OEM part as Porsche upgraded the clutch spring assembly several times.
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3 hours ago, Christopher Menzfeld said:
Hi
I need a radio code for my Boxster S CR 22 radio
Type: 4367
Serial: X50 19975
can anyone help me please?
Thanks
Try 3756
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4 hours ago, 93wolfsburg said:
I'd like to join in here
SN - 5010228
Type - 4462Try 2587
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8 hours ago, Dukeblue said:
Hi,
can anyone help me find my radio code, I disconnected the battery to do some work on a micro switch and I haven’t got the code to put back into my CDR 22
serial 25005877
type 4467
Thank you in advance.
Try 4328
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1 hour ago, knik said:
Hello! My serial number is
x5035853
CDR 220
Thanks!
Try 3036
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The old seals are likely compressed from installation and heating/cooling of the components.
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You will need a PST2 (old), PIWIS , or Durametric to test the various components of the top function. Many times it is a combination of failed sensors or microswitches and mechanical binding.
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7 hours ago, Stijn Bulens said:
If you remove the radio there still might be a serial number label on the radio.
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47 minutes ago, Haydz said:
Hi there please can someone assist with a radio code for a cdr 220
4462
15076269
Try 5210
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7 hours ago, Nikita Maniuc said:
Hi, I really need help getting the code for my radio. I have a 2001 Porsche Boxster. Can someone help me please. Thank you!
CR-220
Ser: Y5024215
type 4362
Try 5048
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1 hour ago, jhkistte11 said:
Hello,
I got a 2000 Carrera last year, and did a battery replacement. If someone can please help me with my radio code. See details below:
CDR-220
Type 4462
ser: X5037070
Thank you!
Try 5435
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4 hours ago, Raidlegend said:
Hello Loren! Can I please request a 5-digit code for my Mercedes Benz Becker Classic BE2011 serial number T1025315 radio, usual story (Mercedes dealer themselves disconnected the battery, now say they can't find the code anywhere!)
Thank you in advance
Sorry, I only have codes for Porsche/Becker units.
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5 hours ago, Stijn Bulens said:
Hi,
I've bought a 996 but no radio code...
Type: Becker CDR220
Model Type: 4467
Serial No: WS002693
Thanks for your help!
Kr,
Stan
Try 8237
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1 hour ago, 2001 911 TT said:
Hello just got at replacement radio. Can you help me with the code? Here is the information on the radio
becker
type: CDR 220
model: BE 6625
serial no: 25015575
thank you in advance!
Try 9254
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17 hours ago, MikeB1982 said:
Hello! Are you able
to help me? Got my car Monday and disconnected the battery to replace the headlight switch.
1999 911 c2
type 4362
sn x5017488
thanks!
mike
Try 1010
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The following table specifies how much coolant must be replaced by pure antifreeze in order to adjust the freezing point to -37 °C.
- The coolant quantity provided must be approx. 2 litres more than the amount which has to be filled in.
- An antifreeze content of -35 °C corresponds to a mixture of 50:50 (antifreeze: water).
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2 hours ago, AutomaticErik said:
Just got a used Boxster S with a CR-220, radio is currently asking for a code due to a battery change:
Model: BE4362
Serial No: 15030668
Thanks in advance!
Try 8417
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On 6/16/2025 at 5:08 PM, JohnGarner Haflich said:
Howdy!
I just upgraded to a CDR-220 on my '97 986 and would appreciate the radio code, if you please 🙂
Model: BE4462
Serial No: 15086930
MUCH APPRECIATED!
Try 7046
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4 hours ago, Cuhp said:
Hi Loren, could you help me with a radio code?
CDR-220
SERIAL: Y5039695
Thank you!!
Please check your serial number - that serial comes up as "no such serial".
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1 hour ago, Scott Trapani said:
Hello, I changed my battery in my 1999 Porsche Boxster. Are you able to provide a code, please?
Becker
Radio: CDR220
Type: 4462
Serial number: 15075110
Thank you!
Try 9619
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7 hours ago, Grey Fox 718 said:
Have a cayman where home link module was removed from bumper and wires cut. Trying to replace it and have got all parts but not sure which of the three wires connect to the plug that connects to the home link. Hence which pin goes to which wire.
It is always helpful to give us the exact model and year of your car.
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Lost Radio Code
in Lost Radio Codes
Posted
Try 4928