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Howdy, I've just gone through a similar situation with my 1999 996 C2, and discovered the clutch pedal switch actuator (2' long bent metal bar that presses against the micro switch) needed to be opened up a bit. It's a gray switch and is mounted at the rear of the clutch pedal stem. The symptoms were finally clear to me when I pressed the clutch all the way to the floor and the car started consistently. Hope this helps Drift -
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Jeff Diffenderfer replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Try 0269 Loren! You are a Wizard! Works perfectly. A million thanks! Jeff D. -
Lost Radio Code - post your request here
Jeff Diffenderfer replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
This is a huge help. The original radio in my 1999 996 was replaced with a CDR 220 so porsche can't help me, or won't. Model Number: BE4462 SN 15062593 EC 114 Can you help please? Thanks, JeffD 996 "Rescue" Porsche (Saved from the crusher)