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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
Dashpilot replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Hi Guys.....Need code for radio....Thanks Paul. Becker 1 Type 4462 Serial # Y5043547 24/99 cd cdp2081 Bought it about a year ago......no radio code card. :rolleyes: 2000 BoxsterS -
Cannot find any Cracked coil or plug......is it possible that the on board computer has been shorted out? If so can it be reprogramed....I thought if you unplugged the MAF it should run better? Thank for any help...Paul. As RFM said the MAF has nothing to do with a misfire on one cylinder. A bad DME would not run at all (in most cases) and throw many spurious errors. I suggest you swap the spark plug to the next cylinder and see if the fault follows it. If it does you know where your problem is. If it does not, then swap the coil pack to the next cylinder and again see if it follows the part. Hi Loren....Have given up, The car is currently at the local garage that works with import cars.....Had to be to towed. When the car started and you where able to keep it going the exahast pipes where glowing red after 5 min. Will keep you posted the guy has had it for a day now ....thanks Paul.
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Cannot find any Cracked coil or plug......is it possible that the on board computer has been shorted out? If so can it be reprogramed....I thought if you unplugged the MAF it should run better? Thank for any help...Paul.
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Changed it back still runs the same..... The old MAF , I had taken it out a couple times this season to clean it with MAF cleaner... The last time I cleaned it was with the help of a clean Qtip. When I put the old MAF back in it ran very rough and backfired, so I thought that I ruined it . so off to the dealer and picked up a new one....whitch was the 125.01 mod. After pluging it in it produced the same results as the older one. 125.00 I am wondering if I may have messed up the wires in the connection harness? or if the computer needs to be reprogamed? Just out in the garage it starts the same, rough idle, will stall without extra gas, but above 3,000rpm runs fine. I have tried upluging the harness and ran it with the MAF unpluged and it just about is the same results.....Should I maybe cut the plug off and rewire a new plug?......Thanks for any help....Paul Full Edit Quick Edit
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Hi Loren.... The old MAF , I had taken it out a couple times this season to clean it with MAF cleaner... The last time I cleaned it was with the help of a clean Qtip. When I put the old MAF back in it ran very rough and backfired, so I thought that I ruined it . so off to the dealer and picked up a new one....whitch was the 125.01 mod. After pluging it in it produced the same results as the older one. 125.00 I am wondering if I may have messed up the wires in the connection harness? or if the computer needs to be reprogamed? Just out in the garage it starts the same, rough idle, will stall without extra gas, but above 3,000rpm runs fine. I have tried upluging the harness and ran it with the MAF unpluged and it just about is the same results.....Should I maybe cut the plug off and rewire a new plug?......Thanks for any help....Paul :huh:
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Hi replaced the MAF sensor on my 2000 boxster S . Unpluged the battery for 5min. after pluging it in again it now runs rough on idle and backfires. code p0306 is what comes up. The Maf ended with 125.00 The new one is 125.01 for the part number.....Have ran it for 10 min. Any help would be apreciated. :huh:
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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
Dashpilot replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Hi , this is my first time to use the forum. I am going to require a radio code for my Boxster S it is a 2000 year. I will need to disconnect the battery for 5 min. to reset the DME after I change the MAF......The car never came with a code for the radio. The radio is a Becker 1 CDR 220 Type 4462 Serial# Y5043547 Thankyou for all your help......Take care! Paul. :rolleyes: