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Lost Radio Code - post your request here

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Disconnected battery to replace MAF sensor and reset computer. Yes this worked and cleared my engine light for smog, and still driving without a check engine light. Thanks to all the board members that posted about the MAF's and helped me troubleshoot and correct my problem!

Now on to the radio code, like others here, I made sure I put my radio card in a secure place, maybe too secure, and can't remember where I put it.

2001 Boxster S

Radio: CDR-220

Type: 4462

Ser: X5016277

Thanks in advance Loren for the help!

Aaron

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Disconnected battery to replace MAF sensor and reset computer. Yes this worked and cleared my engine light for smog, and still driving without a check engine light. Thanks to all the board members that posted about the MAF's and helped me troubleshoot and correct my problem!

Now on to the radio code, like others here, I made sure I put my radio card in a secure place, maybe too secure, and can't remember where I put it.

2001 Boxster S

Radio: CDR-220

Type: 4462

Ser: X5016277

Thanks in advance Loren for the help!

Aaron

Try 9748

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8746

If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so...

Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

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Please help, I'm new to this site, and lost here on this forum! Is this the correct way to post a question?!?

Mine is a Porsche Boxster, CV, 2002, 5-speed, and I recently replaced the battery. I also need my code to the stereo, but had no luck getting it from the dealer, as I was told I need to bring my car in person. I live too far away and wonder if someone can help me get my stereo code?

CDR 220

Becker

Stereo serial number: 250 14597.

Is there any thing else I need to provide to enable me to find my code?

Thank you,

Cynthia

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Please help, I'm new to this site, and lost here on this forum! Is this the correct way to post a question?!?

Mine is a Porsche Boxster, CV, 2002, 5-speed, and I recently replaced the battery. I also need my code to the stereo, but had no luck getting it from the dealer, as I was told I need to bring my car in person. I live too far away and wonder if someone can help me get my stereo code?

CDR 220

Becker

Stereo serial number: 250 14597.

Is there any thing else I need to provide to enable me to find my code?

Thank you,

Cynthia

Try 9608 or 9606 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

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Please help, I'm new to this site, and lost here on this forum! Is this the correct way to post a question?!?

Mine is a Porsche Boxster, CV, 2002, 5-speed, and I recently replaced the battery. I also need my code to the stereo, but had no luck getting it from the dealer, as I was told I need to bring my car in person. I live too far away and wonder if someone can help me get my stereo code?

CDR 220

Becker

Stereo serial number: 250 14597.

Is there any thing else I need to provide to enable me to find my code?

Thank you,

Cynthia

Try 9608 or 9606 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Thank you for your quick reply, Loren. I tried the first stereo code you gave me: 9608, but I got the word to "WAIT". So then I turned the stereo off and on again, and turned the car ignition off and on multiple times, but I still have the stereo "WAIT" message showing. What do I do now?

DO you also need this info:

Becker 1 Serial # 250 14597, TYPE: 4462, 24/99 ?

Thank you for your time.

Cynthia

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Here we go

97 Boxster 5 spd

V5009402

R2896

CDR-210

Thanks in advance.

Try 9682

or

9680

If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so...

Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Neither code worked. When my "CODE" shows up on the display I just need to input the #'s correctly then it should start working or do I have to press a button after the 4 digit code to "enter" it??

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Please help, I'm new to this site, and lost here on this forum! Is this the correct way to post a question?!?

Mine is a Porsche Boxster, CV, 2002, 5-speed, and I recently replaced the battery. I also need my code to the stereo, but had no luck getting it from the dealer, as I was told I need to bring my car in person. I live too far away and wonder if someone can help me get my stereo code?

CDR 220

Becker

Stereo serial number: 250 14597.

Is there any thing else I need to provide to enable me to find my code?

Thank you,

Cynthia

Try 9608 or 9606 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Thank you for your quick reply, Loren. I tried the first stereo code you gave me: 9608, but I got the word to "WAIT". So then I turned the stereo off and on again, and turned the car ignition off and on multiple times, but I still have the stereo "WAIT" message showing. What do I do now?

DO you also need this info:

Becker 1 Serial # 250 14597, TYPE: 4462, 24/99 ?

Thank you for your time.

Cynthia

Did you read the FAQ? I think not...
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Here we go

97 Boxster 5 spd

V5009402

R2896

CDR-210

Thanks in advance.

Try 9682

or

9680

If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so...

Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Neither code worked. When my "CODE" shows up on the display I just need to input the #'s correctly then it should start working or do I have to press a button after the 4 digit code to "enter" it??

Did you read the FAQ?
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Please help, I'm new to this site, and lost here on this forum! Is this the correct way to post a question?!?

Mine is a Porsche Boxster, CV, 2002, 5-speed, and I recently replaced the battery. I also need my code to the stereo, but had no luck getting it from the dealer, as I was told I need to bring my car in person. I live too far away and wonder if someone can help me get my stereo code?

CDR 220

Becker

Stereo serial number: 250 14597.

Is there any thing else I need to provide to enable me to find my code?

Thank you,

Cynthia

Try 9608 or 9606 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Thank you for your quick reply, Loren. I tried the first stereo code you gave me: 9608, but I got the word to "WAIT". So then I turned the stereo off and on again, and turned the car ignition off and on multiple times, but I still have the stereo "WAIT" message showing. What do I do now?

DO you also need this info:

Becker 1 Serial # 250 14597, TYPE: 4462, 24/99 ?

Thank you for your time.

Cynthia

Did you read the FAQ? I think not...

Yes, I did read the link, thank you...

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Here we go

97 Boxster 5 spd

V5009402

R2896

CDR-210

Thanks in advance.

Try 9682

or

9680

If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so...

Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Neither code worked. When my "CODE" shows up on the display I just need to input the #'s correctly then it should start working or do I have to press a button after the 4 digit code to "enter" it??

Did you read the FAQ?

I tried 9682 and it worked. Had to enter code then press "up" on the tuner button. Thanks for your help.

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Hello,

I'm about to replace the battery in my new 2001 996 Cab. I do not know the codeso... Following your directions I have the following info from my CDR-220 radio. Type 4462 Ser no. 15064782 24/99. Can you supply the code? Thanks

Try 9073

or

9071

If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so...

Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

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