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  1. Wear will vary with tire brand, temperature, and age. I see a bit too much camber on the right rear.
  2. Try 6702 Unfortunately, that didn't work. I've tried numbers around that, but no luck. Will try some more numbers later. Thanks for your effort. Did you follow the instructions in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number? I am trying figure out what CR-210 owners are doing - because I have gotten many codes correctly and all of sudden they seem to be wrong.
  3. Does that run Windows 8 with PIWIS on top or is it a PIWIS only machine?
  4. Perhaps the latch is bent or worn then.
  5. How is the gap at the top of the lid? (under the rear window) Perhaps the lid is not properly adjusted on it's hinges?
  6. Try 6548 That code did not work. :( Did you follow the instructions in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number? Yes I did. That was the SN I supplied in my original request. Does that SN not look correct? SN: 51001812 If you did it per the procedure then it should work (and has for most all in the part). If it is not working then I am sorry and you will need to to to your dealer/OPC.
  7. If you did it per the procedure then it should work (and has for most all in the part). If it is not working then I am sorry and you will need to to to your dealer/OPC.
  8. Try 6548 That code did not work. :( Did you follow the instructions in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number?
  9. The radios are the same for Boxster, Carrera, and Turbo. Did you follow the instructions in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number?
  10. Did you clean the throttle body and buttery when you did the other work? If not, that should be done. If the throttle body is clean then you need to read the fault codes for the engine and transmission. Only Durametric, Porsche PST2, and Porsche PIWIS can read pending engine and Porsche transmission codes (reliably) - since many are unique to Porsche.
  11. They may not be any problem at all - especially since a number of people here have put Turbo clusters in their Cayenne S. (http://www.renntech.org/forums/tutorials/article/172-turbo-lcd-gaugeinstrument-cluster-upgrade-walkthrough-for-cayennes/) Worst case you would need a Porsche PST2 or PIWIS tester to re-configure/code options in the cluster (other than mileage).
  12. Pretty much check/clean the electrical connections to the throttle sensor. Also check for air leaks (though that should be a different code). It may likely come down to an intermittent sensor - that will need replacing.
  13. Sounds like you have a short somewhere. I would remove the switch and see if it comes on - if it does then do the same with the relay. If it does not come on with the switch out then the issue is between the switch and the relay. Similar idea with the relay if the relay causes it to go off the problem is between the relay and the heater element.
  14. Where do you see 14 replies to this topic?
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