Loren

Lost Radio Codes
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Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ FIRST before posting - then post in the one thread.

1 hour ago, Johnnyace said:

Ok after the cover is removed from the sun sensor. What is next? Explain how to remove it to replace with a working part.

Left Front sensor -- 997 612 755 01   sender wire (pad wear indicator)  US MSRP $59.28

Right Front sensor -- 997 612 757 01   sender wire (pad wear indicator)  US MSRP $59.13

Sensors include cable and connectors... item 7

Rear (same for both sides) -- 987 612 676 02   sender wire (pad wear indicator)   US MSRP $35.64

You can get better Porsche parts pricing through Sunset Porsche (board sponsor):

14 minutes ago, Matt Fussell said:

This thread is awesome! I need some help with my radio. The model is BE 2582. Serial number Y5007985. 

From the Lost Radio Code FAQ...

"Can you give me a code for my PCM?
These units are manufactured jointly by Siemens and Becker, and the only place where you can get the codes required is from the dealer/OPC. The PCM’s require two codes, the ICS/Siemens code, and a Becker code. The ICS is the first code requested.
Sorry, the only place you can get a PCM code is from a dealer/OPC."

There are several brake options, different size rotors, etc., including ceramic rotors.

PM me your VIN and I will lookup which fit your brakes.

1 hour ago, Drhancur said:

 

 

I need a radio code for BE4462, serial number: Y5043167.  Thanks.

Try 4350

What scanner did you use - that is not a Porsche fault code.

Of course there nothing under the seat jamming the seat movement (it does happen).

Did the car ever leak and did the seat memory control module get wet?

1 hour ago, villet said:

Hello,

 

I've got the same old story. My radio:

- CR-220

- Model: 4367

- Serial: X5018812

 

Any help would be much appreciated! 🙂

Try 5473

20 minutes ago, Tintin14 said:

Hi, I need help retrieving a code for Becker CR22 BE4367 Y5022055, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

Try 1060

You should ask your dealer for these TSBs. I can not give you copies for copyright reasons.

42 minutes ago, his15153 said:

Hi,

 

I'm hoping to get a lost radio code for my CDR -210 SN W5023523 from my 1999 996.

 

Thanks

Try 8704

27 minutes ago, jim_hoyland said:

OK; I just had some 70K service done on my 2006 987, no problem.

But, in the recommendations box it says to replace the fuel pump and filter. 
I

Dont understand how that could be recommended on an excellent running. 987 !

any thoughts ?

Your fuel pump and filter are inside the gas tank.

I would not go in there unless you are having problems. It's easy enough to measure the fuel flow should a potential problem arise.

As long as thay are the "big tube" design they will work on any 996 (as shown on Carnewal.com).

It is the "small tube" version that Porsche says to use only on 3.4 liter cars.

12 hours ago, vza said:

Do you know if it would effect any HVAC controls if I left in the display with the incorrect graphics. 

Sorry, I don't/

Perhaps if your battery is low and it is on a long time. But in most cases it will turn on and slowly charge the battery then turn off until the voltage falls to a certain level. So once established in should only go on about once a week.

3 hours ago, waka76 said:

Thanks Loren but I'm looking for an original Eisenmann PSE approved for road use (OEM version).

 

These exhausts all have the same reference number except for the last two digits and I can't figure out which references to choose (00, 04, 05...) that are compatible with a 996 4S (and if possible with big tubes)..

 

On one site, I'm told that they have the part number that ends with 05 "big tubes" for a great sound (112dB). But do all 05s have a big tubes ? On another site, I see one ending in 00 but I don't know if it's a big tube and if it's compatible with a 4S...

What Carnewal sells is OEM Porsche parts.

I doubt there are any small tube exhausts left that are new. If order from a Porsche dealers their parts list will always show the latest updated part number and I think the big tube exhaust has been around since 2002.

7 hours ago, Lombo1439 said:

Hi Loren:
Your help would be greatly apprecaited.  I have a 2000 Boxster S with model 4462 and serial number X5037854.  Third owner, disconnected the battery and didn't even think about radio security...

 

Again, thanks,

Dave

Try 9079

33 minutes ago, Jeeplife said:

Hi Loren,

 

I need your help again please! last unit crapped out - got a replacement but no code with it. 

 

Model :CDR 23 / BE 6611

Serial : 25012749.

 

Thanks again!

From the Lost Radio Code FAQ...

"CDR-23 (or later):
These radios do not have a security code - that is, not that the user enters.
These radios are security tested on the MOST (fiber optic bus) system to see if they are the "programmed" radio. The radios are programmed and recognized by the car’s DME and can only be replaced by a shop with a PST2 or PIWIS. These radios will not request a code when battery power is disconnected."

1 hour ago, Jack5j said:

Hi,
I repurchased a '97 Base that I sold a few years ago. No manual came back with it, though.

A CDR-221 Ser#5007697 Model BE2282? The code was in the manual
Thank you!

Jack5j

Try 0765

1 hour ago, fitswell said:

 

Hi, could you help with the code to my Boxster’s Becker CDR 220?

serial-no: Y5037062

 

Try 5271

Most US/Canada cars had AC standard. In many other countries AC was an option or was under manual control only.

What part number did you use?

11 hours ago, Riley_ said:

 

Hi Loren,

 

Are you able to help fine the code for my CDR -21 Serial is W5017748, I’m not sure of the model number. 
If you could help that would be great 

 

thanks so much

Try 4647