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Posted
41 minutes ago, Loren said:

 

Try 4328

 

 

41 minutes ago, Loren said:

 

Try 4328

 

It worked, forgot to hit seek button. Thank you!

Posted

Hi again.

 

Can you remind me of the instructions for how to get the serial number out of the radio interface?

 

I got a code of this thread a couple of months ago for my brother while he was driving a 1999 Boxster he had bought from Seattle to Austin -- didn't need the radio 'til he got to Texas state line as the terrain til that point, plus the car, kept him entertained.

 

He left me the car for a week while he was out of town.

 

I liked it so much I bought one myself (2000 Blue/Tan).

 

Radio is working but it has the infamous airbag grommet issue, and to fix it, I have to disconnect battery (or risk an airbag in the face).

 

Just thinking ahead (not my usual MO).

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, AustinPorscheBill said:

Hi again.

 

Can you remind me of the instructions for how to get the serial number out of the radio interface?

 

I got a code of this thread a couple of months ago for my brother while he was driving a 1999 Boxster he had bought from Seattle to Austin -- didn't need the radio 'til he got to Texas state line as the terrain til that point, plus the car, kept him entertained.

 

He left me the car for a week while he was out of town.

 

I liked it so much I bought one myself (2000 Blue/Tan).

 

Radio is working but it has the infamous airbag grommet issue, and to fix it, I have to disconnect battery (or risk an airbag in the face).

 

Just thinking ahead (not my usual MO).

 

Lost Radio Code FAQ

Posted

Hi Loren,

 

I was hoping you could help me with the code for this radio (i know the last digit is 6).

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

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Posted
32 minutes ago, SoCal911T said:

Hi Loren,

 

I was hoping you could help me with the code for this radio (i know the last digit is 6).

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

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It is always best to use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ as serial numbers change when radios are repaired.

We'll take a chance that your radio has not been repaired... try 5496

 

Posted (edited)
28 minutes ago, Loren said:

 

 

It is always best to use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ as serial numbers change when radios are repaired.

We'll take a chance that your radio has not been repaired... try 5496

 

Loren,

 

It is a replacement unit but 5496 worked.

 

Thanks again!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Edited by SoCal911T
Posted

Hey all , 2000 boxster 

disconnected battery trying to reset air bag light. Radio locked now

 

Help me out please 

s/n : Y5042757

 

thank you! 

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Ig.ny said:

Hey all , 2000 boxster 

disconnected battery trying to reset air bag light. Radio locked now

 

Help me out please 

s/n : Y5042757

 

thank you! 

 

Try 2434

 

You will need a Porsche specific scan tool (like Durametric) to reset airbag codes. Of course, the fault needs to be corrected first.

Posted (edited)

Hello,

 

I need a radio code for

2002 911 Carerra 

cdr220

Type 4462 

serial number in attach photo 

thank you!E3E92C5D-91BE-447C-BC4E-BD1FCAF28E97.jpeg.3b6d6d28ee03d6aaf96eb56b1e4fa628.jpeg

Edited by Turbo8
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Posted
1 hour ago, Turbo8 said:

Hello,

 

I need a radio code for

2002 911 Carerra 

cdr220

Type 4462 

serial number in attach photo 

thank you!E3E92C5D-91BE-447C-BC4E-BD1FCAF28E97.jpeg.3b6d6d28ee03d6aaf96eb56b1e4fa628.jpeg

 

Try 6930

 

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