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  1. i dont have anything on my drivers side door, but my passenger side door has this info 996.701.423.00. Whats that mean built in 4/23? I have a 1999 c4 Run your VIN through the VIN decoder and it will tell you.
  2. The people that know how to get in and out of the DME(s) is Durametric. They did/do the research to make their excellent code reader/diagnostic tool work very well. My guess is they know the ins and outs but are not likely to want to take responsibility for you re-programming your car and blowing up the engine. I wouldn't want that responsibility either.
  3. Yes, install is covered in TSB 6/04 6629 Child Car Seat Preparation For Front Passenger Seat -- dated Apr 25, 2005. All TSBs are available here to view by our Contributing Members. For more information about how to become a Contributing Member click here.
  4. Follow this link to the Lost Radio Code thread... Lost Radio Code - post your request here
  5. :lol: :lol: :lol: $160 for a USED Owners Manual
  6. It is the behind the "alien eye" looking lens in the upper console.
  7. That would be a 986 Boxster only. To my knowledge Porsche has never produced a printed manual for the 987 or 997 series cars - only electronic versions.
  8. The folks at Sunset Imports (Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost) have sent me a note saying that they have a limited quantities of factory repairs manuals on sale. Here is the list - and you can always find the latest special at Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost Porsche Factory Repair Manual Sale 944 6 volume set Was $519.60 Now $110.00 944 Turbo manual Was $97.00 Now $ 25.00 Boxster 15 Volume Set Was 2095.90 Now $350.00 996 OBD II Manual Was $895.90 Now $55.00 Limited Quantities Available at this price Buy Yours today
  9. VarioCam Plus - if you do a search here you will this has been discussed many times.
  10. No real need to reset the code it will just keep counting up any errors.
  11. Fault code 33 Passenger compartment: monitoring sensor faulty I would just watch the frequency counter - right now it has only happened twice. If it continues to happen then you need to replace the passenger compartment monitoring sensor.
  12. You can go the original number (5292) and add or subject by 2. Sometimes that works - sometimes you have to contact a dealer or Becker.
  13. I know this is a long thread but "how to display your serial number" is covered here... please have a read. Very sorry. I must have missed that the first time I read through. Thanks for your patience with me. Here's my info: 2000 996 CDR-220 TYPE: 4462 SER: X5036553 CD: CDP2081 Try 5292 or 5290
  14. I know this is a long thread but "how to display your serial number" is covered here... please have a read.
  15. Check your option codes under the front hood. As far as I know all cars were delivered with either standard suspension (no option code in most cases) or sport suspension M030.
  16. Ok, we need the color (or colour in your case) dots on the spring. Should be two color dots together for spring type and for spring tolerance.
  17. Actually the Option Codes Lookup is available to all Members - just not Guests.
  18. Boxster Front: 298 mm Rear: 292 mm Boxster S Front: 318 mm Rear: 299 mm Boxster S uses the same brakes as the Carrera.
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