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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
keithfox replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
keithfox replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
1999'Boxster Radio Code Becker 4462 X5023077 48/98 Pls help ! -
Last night I had a problem braking my Cayenne S (regular suspension, no off road package). It was slippy with snow and I still had the all-seasons on, so on the way home I engaged the center differential (one click). Traction was notably improved. (Before this I could easily get it 'sideways'). Then I tried to stop. Good thing the road was quiet because the brakes were almost non-functional. The pressure to depress the brake was harder than I could press. I put the vehicle in neutral, switched off the center-diff, put back in drive, and the brakes started working again. Since no one was around I tried this a couple more times and could not get it to happen again. Goes in for first service tomorrow, so timing is good. First problem I've had. Any ideas? Thanks Keith
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Of interest to some... The CDN C2S is wrong, it is actually the US version. The C2 is CDN.