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Hello Loren,
After four years of ownership I finally had the battery die enough to kill the radio!
VItals are:
CDR2065
Model: 4462
Ser: X5016556
Thank you so much!
Steve
Found the old one that you gave me (5318). Going to give that a try. Thanks!
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Hello,
I do not have the radio code for a 1999 Boxster radio - can you help me out?
Data is:
Becker 1
Type 4362
Ser X5017118
47/98
Thank you so much!
Steve
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Hello, I am repairing a 1999 911 Cabrolet which had been hit in the driver rear quarter panel. The panel was pulled out and smoothed so it looks like new. However, the Water Drain Tube was crushed and I had to replace it. To do so you remove the rear window regulator. So I had the same nut/stud #9 problem above. This was complicated by the metal bracket in the window well was mangled due to the accident (not mine, I bought is as a salvage repair). I did get it removed.
The instruction provided by Loren don't seem to acknowledge this third mechanical connection for the regulator (number 9 in the parts diagram above). So the question is: should I just leave it off? To attach it will require trying to fix the bent bracket in the wheel well (which is just out of reach).
Any advice here would be appreciated.
Best, Steve
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Lorin,
That did it ... one more thing fixed! Thank you again.
Steve
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Hello Loren,
Just bought a new (to me) salvaged Carrera 911 (already have it running and driving!!!). The battery was dead and now I need the radio code.
CDR - 220
1999 C2 Carrera 911 Cabriolet
Type 4462
Ser # X5016556
Thank you so much!!
Steve
Lost Radio Code - post your request here
in Lost Radio Codes
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Hello, I have a new to me 2002 Boxter and need the radio code.
Becker 1
type 4462
Serial Number 25013509
24/99
Thank you so much!
Steve