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  1. Fault 23 Possible cause of fault: - Incorrect coding - Short circuit to B+/ground or open circuit in the wiring between the driver's seat belt tensioner and the control module - Driver's seat belt tensioner faulty - Triggering unit for airbag faulty
  2. You may then have a problem with the radio. Either repair (Becker Autosound) or replacement.
  3. I agree with JFP - B&M is the way to go. I have installed more than 2 dozen of these and never had a problem.
  4. You can not put chains on 18" wheels (without causing damage).
  5. Most likely the sensor.
  6. Porsche only lists 8K0 907 410 and 8K0 907 410 C
  7. Don't pay the fee - RennTech.org supplies the radio code for FREE.
  8. Item 16 is 3 nuts per side that the muffler (mounting bracket on the muffler) to the mounting bracket on the car. Item 19 is 2 bolts per side that hold the mounting bracket to the chassis. When I remove the mufflers I just remove the 3 (per side) nuts 16. I have never seen any damage on these.
  9. Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ FIRST before posting - then post in the one thread. This topic is now closed.
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