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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
porschehawaii replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Hello loren, It has been a real pain in the butt since the calculator for the Porsche radio Codes was taken down. I have searched the internet with out any luck in finding a site with this calculator for Becker or Porsche I do not suppose I could get you to reveal your source? Here is my customers information: CDR 220 BE4462 N5002411 2000 Boxster S. Thank You Loren. -
for me"]Throttle Jacking, Spring TestNot such agood day was today! I have a 2000 Boxter S w/ Tiptronic and after repairing some simple intake leaks which set off some of those good old "Secondary Air" flags. Upon reassembly and start up, I have no throttle response. My PST-2 reads P1502 which has to do with my e-gas throttle body. I went through my 7.2 diagnosis Manual with not much information (funny huh?). When I re-set the faults the car runs great, I have good continuity to the DME, but after shutting down and restarting, I get the same code and no throttle. I have already cleared all codes through out and even got my I-pass codes and updated the programming in the DME (I have the latest version in my PST-2) With hopes that I may have picked up some programming error, but no, I still am stuck with no throttle response and code 1502. Any hope out there for a solution? I am a brand new member and have never belonged to any Forum what so ever. This is the first and sure not to be the last! I will not stop until this Boxter is corrected, I will share my findings after this is all over. I do not even know if I am doing this correctly, if there are any guidelines to posting, please let me know. Chris S (Porschehawaii)