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Loren

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  1. None of codes are Porsche fault codes - so they are not in the manual. Sorry, but you really need a Porsche specific scanner like Durametric or PIWIS.
  2. There is a TSB for battery alignment and battery cover (poor fit) for your remote issue. What OBD tool are you using? Porsche has custom (to Porsche) fault codes. You need either Durometric or Porsche PIWIS test to see codes (Like reversing camera). The Macan Diagnostic manual is 4778 pages - but we need the correct fault codes.
  3. Didn't read the Lost Radio Code FAQ? "CDR-23 (or later): These radios do not have a security code - that is, not that the user enters. These radios are security tested on the MOST (fiber optic bus) system to see if they are the "programmed" radio. The radios are programmed and recognized by the car’s DME and can only be replaced by a shop with a PST2 or PIWIS. These radios will not request a code when battery power is disconnected."
  4. I sent you a PM.
  5. Exact model and year please. And, just the headlight diagram?
  6. The RCA plugs would got to the amp -- no amp - then buy the basic harness.
  7. As JFP previously said it is a pretty big job to replace those seals. It could be that the part fell in there when someone changed the seals previously. A basic rule is if it is not leaking then don't worry about it.
  8. The green seals are just a different year part - still oil tube seals. They do not belong on the spark plugs.
  9. Correct - and the spark plug seal in a split metal ring - so it is a crush seal.
  10. Follow this suggestion as the factory manual does not call out a torque spec only the torque for items by size.
  11. All spark plugs come with a sealing washer - no other seal should be used. Use care to not over torque the spark plugs as you can crush (and even fracture) the seal.
  12. You should check the serial number you gave me. If it is correct then the chances are that the radio has been repaired by someone other than Becker.
  13. If this is like a Porsche Traffic Pro then ... Try 61161
  14. I do not think those lights are factory.
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