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Lost Radio Code - post your request here

pennyporsche

By pennyporsche
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Loren Member

Loren

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53 minutes ago, junglequeenrfc said:

Hey!

 

 I have a 2001 Boxster whose battery died in storage this winter and I need a radio code.

 

Radio is a Becker 1, Serial# Y5050734, type 4462

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

Try 2530

 

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Try 6590  

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Try 0492  

keenkeener
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Hey Loren, I did follow the procedure to get the info... did it again to double check for good measure: Becker 1 Type 4462 Ser# W5002680 31/98 The model is a cdr220... The wait screen is

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Luke Hurt Member

Luke Hurt

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Hi,

I just got my 2000 Carrera back from the shop, and I need the radio code.

Becker CDR-220

Model 4462

Serial Y5038401

If you could send me the code, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Luke

 

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Loren Member

Loren

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4 minutes ago, Luke Hurt said:

Hi,

I just got my 2000 Carrera back from the shop, and I need the radio code.

Becker CDR-220

Model 4462

Serial Y5038401

If you could send me the code, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Luke

 

 

Try 3549

 

GKingsmill Member

GKingsmill

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PLEASE ADVISE

Replaced dead battery. Need radio code

CDR-220

Serial Y5047870

Type 4462

24/99

CD: CDP 2081

 

Thank you

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Loren Member

Loren

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14 minutes ago, GKingsmill said:

PLEASE ADVISE

Replaced dead battery. Need radio code

CDR-220

Serial Y5047870

Type 4462

24/99

CD: CDP 2081

 

Thank you

 

Try 9207

 

Blayne Member

Blayne

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Hi, I have a 1999 Boxter, and need the code for my radio after a dead battery.

4462

15n88037

i think that’s the serial number. The third number/letter looks like an upside down capital U, so the only thing I could guess was an n. If you have a better guess, let me know.

 

thanks,

blayne

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Loren Member

Loren

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15 minutes ago, Blayne said:

Hi, I have a 1999 Boxter, and need the code for my radio after a dead battery.

4462

15n88037

i think that’s the serial number. The third number/letter looks like an upside down capital U, so the only thing I could guess was an n. If you have a better guess, let me know.

 

thanks,

blayne

 

Did you use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number?

If not, please do so and re-submit. Thanks.

Green11 Member

Green11

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Replaced the Battery last night on my 98 Boxer and now it's asking me for a code. 

Radio is a CDR-210

Type: R3297

My Serial is W5018707

I would genuinely appreciate some help :) 

 

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Loren Member

Loren

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6 hours ago, Green11 said:

Replaced the Battery last night on my 98 Boxer and now it's asking me for a code. 

Radio is a CDR-210

Type: R3297

My Serial is W5018707

I would genuinely appreciate some help :) 

 

 

Try 1049

 

Green11 Member

Green11

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On 4/9/2018 at 6:10 AM, Loren said:

 

Try 1049

 

Loren, 

That worked like a charm. You saved me, thank you so much. I appreciate your efforts and the fact that you perform this service for us fellow Porsche enthusiasts. If you are ever in Las Vegas let me know and I'll gladly buy you dinner. 

Cheers!!! 

 

MikeMcMo Member

MikeMcMo

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I have a 99 Boxster base model. I had to disconnect the battery so I did the trick to find the code-

-Turn off radio.
-Hold down the TP button for at least 10 seconds.
-Turn the radio on. "Becker 1" will be displayed.-
-Rotate the right knob slowly, as it will display the Becker model number.
-Rotate again and radio serial number will display on radio display.took pictures

 

Going through the cycle with the right knob, it showed me:

 

BECKER 1

TYPE 4462

SER: X5021117

48/98

GAL: 00

AUX OFF

CDP2081

 

After reconnecting the battery, I turned on the radio and it told me to enter the code, so I entered 4898. Then the readout said WAIT and still does, after leaving it for 10 minutes, driving it, turning it off and on again, etc. Then I looked under the frunk and saw handwritten on the paper sticker "Radio 5430." Couldn't figure out how to re-enter a code, so I disconnected the battery for half an hour, and when I reconnected the battery, the readout still says WAIT. Do I keep waiting, and till what? If I can override with the new code, how do I do that? Thanks!

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Loren

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3 hours ago, MikeMcMo said:

I have a 99 Boxster base model. I had to disconnect the battery so I did the trick to find the code-

-Turn off radio.
-Hold down the TP button for at least 10 seconds.
-Turn the radio on. "Becker 1" will be displayed.-
-Rotate the right knob slowly, as it will display the Becker model number.
-Rotate again and radio serial number will display on radio display.took pictures

 

Going through the cycle with the right knob, it showed me:

 

BECKER 1

TYPE 4462

SER: X5021117

48/98

GAL: 00

AUX OFF

CDP2081

 

After reconnecting the battery, I turned on the radio and it told me to enter the code, so I entered 4898. Then the readout said WAIT and still does, after leaving it for 10 minutes, driving it, turning it off and on again, etc. Then I looked under the frunk and saw handwritten on the paper sticker "Radio 5430." Couldn't figure out how to re-enter a code, so I disconnected the battery for half an hour, and when I reconnected the battery, the readout still says WAIT. Do I keep waiting, and till what? If I can override with the new code, how do I do that? Thanks!

 

From the Lost Radio Code FAQ... "I get a WAIT on the display - what do I do?
You have to wait at least 30 minutes before trying again."

 

Then try 5430

 

MikeMcMo Member

MikeMcMo

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Posted
2 hours ago, Loren said:

 

From the Lost Radio Code FAQ... "I get a WAIT on the display - what do I do?
You have to wait at least 30 minutes before trying again."

 

Then try 5430

 

Thanks. But I drove the car another 70 or 80 minutes (after posting) and the WAIT never went away. Do I do something to override it? TIA.

MikeMcMo Member

MikeMcMo

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19 hours ago, MikeMcMo said:

Thanks. But I drove the car another 70 or 80 minutes (after posting) and the WAIT never went away. Do I do something to override it? TIA.

DISREGARD! The problem resolved itself. I took a 30 minute drive, and it persisted, then the car sat an hour, and after a 20 minute drive it was ready to take the handwritten frunk code. 
Since 48/98 wasn't the code, can anybody tell me what that and the other bits of information on the display were?

48/98
GAL: 00
AUX OFF
CDP2081

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