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Everything posted by Loren
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Try 6810
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I assume you used the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number? If you did not then please try that and re-post. If you did then... Chances are that your radio has been repaired by someone other than Becker. Whenever there is a repair the serial number changes and without knowing what the real serial number is - it's just a guessing game.
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Try 2576
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A photo would be helpful of both the bolts and location of the missing parts.
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Not much in the Porsche Technic Book... "A rain sensor integrated in the foot of the interior mirror is available as an option. When it rains, the wiping speed is automatically and continuously selected to suit the conditions. In vehicles with rain sensor, the sensitivity of the rain sensor is adjusted via the potentiometer in the steering column stalk. Having the wiper controlled via the vehicle electrical system control unit means that additional information is available for automatic regulation of the wiping speed and for error diagnosis. For example, the control unit can tell from data transmitted by the sun-position sensor in the automatic climate control system that it is night and can then regulate the wiper mode more sensitively if the rain sensor is activated. The wiping speed for the wipe/wash function is also variably controlled. The wiper function is automatically set to level 2 at speeds above 110 km/h to provide the driver with a clear view as quickly as possible."
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Try 6871
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I am sure that the tuning flap is controlled by the DME based a number of sensor readings.
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Try 4742
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Try 5320
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Try 0820
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Try 0589
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I assume you used the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number? If you did not then please try that and re-post. If you di then... Chances are that your radio has been repaired by someone other than Becker. Whenever there is a repair the serial number changes and without knowing what the real serial number is - it's just a guessing game.
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Dash part identification
Loren replied to jim_hoyland's topic in 987-1 Boxster Convertible Top Issues and Solutions
Lock the car with the key fob. -
Help Reading a DME Report
Loren replied to whistles13's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Nothing wrong with that report. What are the 5 faults though? -
Good power, no crank - A real head scratcher
Loren replied to Marshall Webber's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Any fault codes (current or pending)? -
Loose connection at the subwoofer?
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Try 8543
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Try 5432
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Not in the Panamera parts catalog. Perhaps 3rd party?
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Try 4169
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A couple of different roof rack bicycle mounts. No Porsche hitch racks that I see.
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DIY: Panamera Oil Change
Loren replied to ciaka's topic in DIY Articles - Panamera (970) - Maintenance
Aluminum bolts - so. hand tight then 90 degrees. -
Try 3154
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CDC-3 is the CD player - you need the serial number of the radio. Please follow the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ and repost with the correct serial number.
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Try 5404
