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Posts posted by Bruce2010
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HOW WOULD A CRACK IN THE OIL FILLER HOSE CAUSE A P1123 "RUNNING RICH" CONDITION? CUZ I THINK THAT'S WHAT I HAVE!!!
One of the common causes of 'running rich' is
a faulty oxygen sensor. I had quick look online,
and found fault code P1123 gave 'Oxygen Sensor'
Don't rush to change it though, before first making
sure it is faulty, and not just some dirty connections.
However, some vehicle manufacturer's do recommend
changing O2 sensors at regular intervals, as the fault
generally doesn't show up on the engine management
light in the early stages of failing.
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Need radio code - please!
CDR-220
Becker 1
Type 4462
Ser# X5021632
48/98
Thanks!
Try code 4365
let me know how you get on...
Cheers.
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Loren,
Do you have an idea about the readio code for my 2002 Boxster:
Becker 1
type 4462
# W5008971
Thanks
Use code 7498
let me know how you get on...
your feedback is important.
Cheers
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My solution is to use concentrated washing up liquid
(the stuff you use to do the household dishes, maybe another name in US)
I apply it all over the windows inside and out, and just run it along
the rubbers. I usually leave it on for an hour, maybe better leaving overnight
in the garage. Always worked for me 100%. I'm told it returns moisture
to the rubbers, and revitalises.
Your rubbers look perfect.
With all due respect to previous post regards silicone products.
I'd recommend never to use the stuff near a modern car, especially
aerosol products, it plays absolute havoc with electrics - like radio
switches, alarm micro-switches, central locking switches etc...
It also produces a thin layer over paint work, making it a nightmare
for any body work repairs.. any body shop repairer will testify to this.
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Can I please get some help I cant find my radio code?
2002 c4
cr-220
#25007745
Thanks for your help.
Use code 4623
let me know how you get on...
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Help! I also had bumper repainted and they disconnedted the radio. I have 1999 911 Cabriolet Cr-220 / Becker 1 /Serial number W5007388 30/98
Sorry, diference of opinion
Your original Becker manufacturer's SN code is 3031
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Hi Loren,
Need the code for the following due to a battery replacement:
Model: 4462
Serial No: 15002600
24/99
Thanks in advance!
Tom
Sorry, I'm Bruce - from Scotland
Try code 0325
please let me know of your success,
your feedback is important.
Cheers.
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Hey Chris7
Feel your trying to tell me something here?
Clarification:
c337cc / BE4462 / SN 15063361 = 6765
chris7 / BE4462 / SN X5035356 = 3165
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Hi Just disconnected the Battery on my 2000 boxster S - only to find I only have half the radio code, could you please help
Type - BE 4462
serieal number - X 5035356
Thanks... Chris
Try code 3165
let me know how you get on.....
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Neither 6654 nor 6652 worked, Will pull the radio & check the serial # on the radio tomorrow.
Thanks, Howard
Providing you've quoted correct serial number,
Try code 6765
Let me know how you get on.....
Care of unidirectional tires
in 986 Boxster Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels
Posted
The directional tyres also known as unidirectional
tyres give the best preformance in terms of traction,
and grip in the one direction only.
It is not adviced to put them on the wrong way, as
you will seriously lose grip. In the case of a
puncture, and you have to use one the wrong way it
should be regarded as temporary situation in the same way
as a space saver
Just keep them balanced and in the correct direction.