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  1. Exact model and year of the car would be helpful. Thanks.
  2. If that is the correct serial number (per the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ) then it is likely that radio has been repaired by some 3rd party other than Becker. If that is the case I can not help you.
  3. In the engine compartment - front left side.
  4. Please try a search in the Boxster section - this has been covered in depth with multiple solutions.
  5. Perhaps a salvage yard then...
  6. Any car is going to have wear. The distances between parts increases with wear and that includes the oil pump. Your readings are not that far off - so I would just change the oil and see if it helps.
  7. Sorry, but only a PIWIS can perform a re-program of control modules.
  8. Yes the alignment shop can do the mechanical stuff but you will need to reset the steering angle sensor using PIWIS, PST2, or Durametric.
  9. I think this is pretty basic stuff so re-programming the control unit for the headlights would be my first choice. Here is the basic wiring diagram and as you can see it is highly unlikely that both would fail at the same time.
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