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4504 did it. Thanks!
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Can I get the radio code for a CDR-220, Serial No: 15000115?
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I bought my 02 C4 with 59K miles about 2 months ago. The headlights were in terrible condition. The plastic was yellowed in spots and very unappealing. I went to Autozone and bought the 3M kit with the drill attachment for polishing the lenses. It comes with several grades of sandpaper, some polish and the drill attachment. I followed the instructions and after several hours had crystal clear headlights. If your headlights are badly yellowed, like mine were, you may need additional sandpaper. I used some wet sanding paper for furniture with the same grit wrapped over a sponge sanding block. Yeah, they were that bad. It took me about 3-4 hours, but they look new. I've very happy with the results.
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The back order finally arrived and I received the filter yesterday and installed it. Drove it around a bit today and am very happy with it over stock. Sounds better and feels a little more responsive. I'm hoping to follow up this weekend with a cleaning of the MAF.
Now if I could just fix my sticky 2nd gear....
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My key stopped unlocking the doors and I went through the steps above. Replacing the battery didn't work until I pressed the retaining clip (the metal part) against the battery. I guess the contact was a little loose. Thanks for the great troubleshooting tips!
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I've tried to order a BMC air filter for a 2002 996 C4 Cab from several places, but keep getting the order cancelled due to out of stock conditions. Can anyone point me to a supplier that has them in stock? I'm not sure the stock filter has been changed in 60k miles... Needs to be a US supplier.
Chris
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In Greenville, SC, we've seen similar problems with supply. I hear it should clear up by midweek.
How to run backup camera wiring?
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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I'm installing a new head unit with a backup camera. What is the best way to run the wire for the backup camera?
I was going to go along the right side through the engine. How can I remove the right rear interior panel? Is this the best path?