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Hello again
My friends car battery when dead.
Type: CCR 2200
Model: 6626
Serial: 15000924
The code will be much appreciated.
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A year is no biggy. Hopefully someone will start it up and/or check it for rats the human kind too that would do more damage than the little ones.
Or find a dedicated storage facility.
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Hello.
Could you please provide the radio code for CR-2200
BE 6626
SN 15000854
Thanks.
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Thanks.
I reset the radio and got it to work by press and holding TP and S buttons simultaneously There’s a beep, enter the code and it worked. Display still doesn’t work.
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Hello.
Could you please provide the radio code for CR-2200
BE 6626
SN 15000854
Thanks.
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Thank you. It works. Guess someone needs to work on the inner hood penmanship.
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Hello again.
For my 2000 Boxster, please help with a CR-2200 radio code. All the stickers have peeled or faded from the radio. I presses TP and managed to get the serial number W5005142. On the build sticker someone wrote 6640 which does not work.
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Oh yes. Ignition and headlight switches will probably need replacing.
I’m guessing ignition switch for your parasitic draw.
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Welcome. I have found it useful to remove any aftermarket electronic equipment when chasing parasitic draws. Radio, radar detectors etc.
I’m 3 years into ownership of my 02 with 36,000km.
I recommend pulling off the front bumper to check the condition of and clean the radiators and install a mesh if one isn’t there.
I just finished chasing suspension noises which were coming from upper mounts, go with 997 versions, and lower control arms.
I see the original rear spoiler is gone. Yeah!! You don’t have to deal with leaking hydraulics.
Like any Porsche they like to be driven hard.
Enjoy.
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Product ID : 1056 327 173 01
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Finally got the part and flushed the transmission. Now it runs and operates perfectly.
Thanks so much.
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Thank you very much. Yes they have the part cheap and quick reply.
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California Transmission?
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Thanks.
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I contacted ZF which responded from ZF Japan. They quoted me $800 to repair it. They won’t sell me the part.
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Thanks. I’ll try that.
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Wow. This is the reply I’m looking for. By chance would you remember the part number?
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Thanks. I’ll retry it.
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It was run through a few heat cycles until the engine fans came on and the level checked.
I know there is potential serious engine issues.
First I would love to sort out the tranny.
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By oil cooler I assume you mean atf cooler? Did you replace the atf? If so, was the correct fluid used? Is the atf properly filled to the correct level? Any evidence of intermix in the atf? Durametric will read trans codes...anything there?
Yes I am referring to the atf cooler.
Yes I changed the atf to a compatible fluid, filled until it came out the fill hole. No evidence of atf mixing but there is evidence of engine oil mixing. I don’t have Durametric.
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Hi.
I hope someone here can help.
I’m helping a friend with a Boxster he bought at auction.
At first the car started and drove but it wouldn’t go into park. I dropped the oil pan to see that the selector had popped out of the slide shaft. I loosened the valve body and refitted the selector into the slide shaft. All was fine until as the transmission got hotter the shifter would get stiffer until too much force was required to get it into or out of park. I also noticed the transmission was very hot and when the engine was turned off some atf would leak out of the breather on top of the transmission. So I changed the oil cooler thinking it was defective. Now still the same issue.
When cold the transmission operates normally. As it reaches operating temperature and the fans come on it becomes harder to move the shifter. The transmission itself feels very hot to the touch. My 996 doesn’t feel that hot.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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I have done some searches and nothing seems to match my issue, or the threads simply stop without a satisfactory conclusion.
A friend bought a Boxster at auction which would not go into Park. I checked the cable, links and switch, all are fine. I removed the oil pan to find the link inside has separated from the slide rod. I loosened the valve body enough to reattached the slide rod and re-torqued the valve body. Refilled the transmission with new filter. When cold it selects gears and drives fine. But as it warms up, the selector gets stiffer until it pops out again and I cant select park. Which means as the transmission warms up something is binding the slide rod inside the transmissions.
Does anyone have any insight as to what I should do next?
Thanks
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It worked. Thanks so much.
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Thanks I’ll try it
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Hello
i need help with a radio code for a used radio I bought. The dealer here in Japan won’t help
Typ: CCR2200
Model No: BE 6626
Serial No: 15000060
EC: 101
Porsche part number 996.645.127.10
any assistances will be greatly appreciated.
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Thank you very much
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