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Due to copyright claims all Porsche copyrighted material have been removed from this site (5 years ago).
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Try 8602
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1999 996 won't start C3 fuse blown
Loren replied to Ckroeger's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Scan the car for Porsche fault codes. -
Two Porsche U.S. Recalls Hit Cayenne, Panamera, Boxster And Cayman | Carscoops WWW.CARSCOOPS.COM The issue affecting the Boxster and Cayman is the most serious as it concerns a possible fuel leak .
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Try 4371
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I would not trade my GTS for a Turbo unless the Turbo had the GTS's lower ride height. Too me, greater handling is worth a few less horses - but then an aftermarket tune can fix that too.
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Try 1090
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Did you get the correct serial number by using the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ? If not, please do so and re-submit. Otherwise, your radio may have been repaired by a 3rd party (not Becker) - in that case I can not help you.
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Sorry, that looks like a door lock mechanism - not a window regulator.
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Try 1250
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Try 0424
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I just gave you a code for a different radio on January 20th?
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Try 8460
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Try 6712
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Yes, you should be able to replace it with a used one and re-program - though the mileage likely can not be changed. In California you may need a certificate stating that if you ever sell the car. Be sure to get like cluster - manual transmission and Tiptronic are different. As well, a compatible color. You will likely need your car's IPAS codes to re-program.
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Try 9767
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If 1076 does not work then chances are that your radio has been repaired by a 3rd party (not Becker). In this case only Becker can help you.
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Try 0216
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Try 0329
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Read your owners manual - I recall that on some radios that lets you know the alarm is active.
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Try 6515
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Try 5015
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Try 2628
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Try 5360
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Remove front armrest
Loren replied to cbbrooks's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
