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Try 6739 or 6737 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST 6739 and 6737 do not work.
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Hi Loren, Lost code also. Becker 1 CDR 220 Type 4362 S/N Y5021836
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I have an 01 Boxster that has been a great car with almost no problems. Last week I came back from a drive and when I opened the drivers door to exit the car, I heard a "pop" sound. The inside handle stays about half way open and the window stays down about half an inch. I can close the handle and window by pushing the handle closed. I have not pulled the door panel yet but assume there is a spring in the door that keeps the handle tight. I do most of the work on my Boxster and would like to repair this also. Is this something fairly easy that requires no special tools?