YOUR RESEARCHOption Code Sticker written on by dealership?
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I believe my newly obtained 2004 C4S's option code sticker was written on with an ink pen either at factory or dealership. Is this common? And what does "WL #4" mean? It is a sacred piece of Porsche information and I find it surprising how individuals would write on these and window stickers, etc.
Wheel lock code
Now I feel stupid! Is that where they usually write it? And I wish my 84 944 would�ve had this before I had to drill them off.
When I worked for VW in the 1980's we would write the radio code on the option sticker.
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I had to call the dealership for the radio code. They suggested i write it on the option sticker
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