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Is that you full serial number... please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ - then respond here.
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Per the board Guidelines/Rules -- Please do not double post your requests. (click to enlarge)
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Try 2159
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For a 6 preset TrafficPro try 12341
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Try 9653
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Source for cup holder front plate
Loren replied to royp4's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Okay - so the headlight works you proved that by swapping with the opposite site. You changed out the wiring harness - so that should be good. What you have not done is re-programmed the computer module that turns each of those lights on - individually. Unless there is another break the wiring then it is likely a control module issue.
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:welcome: There is a front end electrical control module that controls all of the lights. You may need to get it re-programmed. It is not unusual for these control modules to lose some or all of their memory/programming during a battery change or other electrical anomalies. In most cases a simple reprogramming using a Porsche diagnostic tool (PIWIS) will correct the problem(s).
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I do not know what country you posted from but here in the US the MPG rating come from the government (EPA). So I am sure they will post them when they get the numbers from the EPA.
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The Boxster S brakes are the same as the 996 (two wheel drive) cars.
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Sorry, you can get those faults by hitting the lock button before the door is closed or before the door is closed completely and the window is up. As I said before I think you should clear all the codes and then re-test.
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Try 6491 Just tried, no luck... Did you follow the procedure in the Lost Radio FAQ to get your correct serial number?
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Try 6491
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Try 6738
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Source for cup holder front plate
Loren replied to royp4's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Try 9306
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Next step - clear all the codes - then lock and unlock the car a couple of times. Then recheck the fault codes and tell us which one(s) remain.
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Try 2409
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Try 9546
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Try 7253
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Yes, they will stay in the alarm control module until cleared. Whether Durametric is working or not two beeps is always an alarm system fault. One beep is a just an open zone.
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Try 4813
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If you have two beeps then there IS a fault. Sorry, but you will likely need a Porsche diagnostic tool to see it since Durametric does not.
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If you get a double beep then you have an alarm zone fault. Durametric, Porsche PST2, or PIWIS can tell you exactly where the fault is. I highly suggest you use one of those to further diagnose - otherwise you are just guessing and that can get expensive.
