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Obtaining Security Code For CDR-220

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your dealer is bs'ing you...I took a CDR220 to the dealer (I'm on good terms with the service manager) and he got the code using an automated dial-in number.

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your dealer is bs'ing you...I took a CDR220 to the dealer (I'm on good terms with the service manager) and he got the code using an automated dial-in number.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm selling my radio to a rennlister but the dealer can't tell me the security code for it, not with their computer at least because they said it is too old. If i bring it to them physically, can they hook it up and find out? Is there a decoder online that lets me try it? What is the factory default, first 4#'s of the vin?

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your dealer is bs'ing you...I took a CDR220 to the dealer (I'm on good terms with the service manager) and he got the code using an automated dial-in number. unfortunately I was not able to see all the numbers and inputs to navigate the phone menu. he previously got me the code to a CDR210 a few years ago but at the time the code was faxed to him by PCNA. there is no default that i know of, and the code is linked to the radio serial number not the car VIN...if your dealer can't help you, try Becker NA

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

hm..i guess i'll just have 2 pay them a visit in person. thanks david.

POST 4Original post

Omar, call Dave Tomassetti at Pfaff Porsche and tell him that you're a friend of mine. He's one of their service advisors and if you 'buddy him up", you'll find that he's very helpful. [phone removed].

POST 5Original post

Yes I agree David is a great guy and will do what ever he can to help you....He has been Awsome with me! Paul

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