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Thank you so much! Harbor Freight is just down the street from me. -
I'm going to replace my tie rods, drop links, and sway bar bushings. I did a lot of searching but couldn't find a very good DIY step by step. I'm wondering if I need any special tools? Sounds like I will need a tie rod puller? Do I need this tool even if I plan on replacing the whole thing and NOT just the end. And what exactly does it look like? I have seen several different types. I will have an alignment done right after. Anyone have any tips? Thanks!
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I received my radio keys and pulled the radio today. Well now I know why the code wasn't working. It's a different serial number than the one on my code card. Seems strange to me but I guess the previous owner put a different radio in. So now I call my porsche dealer and they can give me the code? Thanks for the tip.
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I can't get my radio code to work. I have the CDR-210. I took my car to a bodyshop and had them install litronic lights. When I got the car back the radio didn't work and said CODE. So I found my radio card and entered the code. It didn't work. My manual says to enter the code and then push the signal seek switch. I'm not sure what they mean by signal seek switch. I pushed the + for station tuning and I've also tried several of the other buttons but nothing will work. I've had to go through the cycle of waiting for 60 minutes several times. The nearest Porsche dealer is over 100 miles away and they are not open on Saturday or Sunday. I bought the car used so I suppose the previous owner could've put in a different radio (with a different code) but that doesn't seem very likely. Any ideas on what else I can try??