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  1. 59 minutes ago, Loren said:

     

    Then chances are that your radio was repaired by someone other than Becker. The radio serial number changes with any repair and they did not use the Becker algorithm -- so I can not help you. Sorry.

    It is the original radio. Can you try W5017627 (my original post had an “S” instead of a 5 after W. 

  2. On March 26, 2017 at 9:18 PM, dammad said:

    A quick addition to this thread. I noticed today that the 997.2 has two drains (per side) for the cabriolet roof. One dumps out at the front of the rear wheel, but the 2nd dumps out at the rear of the rear wheel. It exits at the point where the rear part of the rear wheel well cover finishes at the top. Make sure you give that one a clear too. I found I could reach it in the gap at the end of the wheel well cover. Pouring in some water around the top and then squeezing the outlet cleaned it out nicely.

    Can you clarify on the 2nd drain? How can I clear it out?

     

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