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Becker CDR-220 Radio Wont Remember Code..

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YOUR RESEARCHBecker CDR-220 Radio Wont Remember Code..

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Pull the radio, there is a pin out on it and check the constant 12 volt source.
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Pull the radio, there is a pin out on it and check the constant 12 volt source.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

my 996 had a pioneer headunit in the car that I took out and put the stock cdr-220 back in. It works great except I have to turn it on and type the stereo code every single time I get into the car. Is this normal? Any ideas what I should do to the wiring to fix this issue? It remember station presets no problem just not the code. Any ideas are appreciated, thanks!

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It's got to be the wiring. The constant 12 volt source is not on. Pull the radio, there is a pin out on it and check the constant 12 volt source. I bet you will find that it is not present. The radio will remember the stations without it.

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I'll check this out tomorrow. Thanks for you help!!!

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