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YOUR RESEARCHBecker Radio Codes
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Clean mass air flow sensor
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OK I disconnected my battery today to clear codes 1124 and 1126.
I was hesitant to disconnect my battery because I wasn't given the radio code from previous owner.This is an informative 996 group where answers are readily found.
I was hesitant to disconnect my battery because I wasn't given the radio code from previous owner.This is an informative 996 group where answers are readily found.
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So I hooked the battery back up and the codes had been cleared and yes the radio did not work.
OK I disconnected my battery today to clear codes 1124 and 1126. I did this after I cleaned my MAF on the 996. The codes cleared and I knew that the radion would need a code. It was more important to clear the codes than have tunes.
So I hooked the battery back up and the codes had been cleared and yes the radio did not work. After a little searching I found a website that provided the code for me. I gave them the model and serial # and with in 30 seconds they gave me the code ... for free. Since they provided a great service I wanted to let everyone else know. Their web address is
http://www.31bubblegum.proboards54.com/index.cgi
I am a new 996 owner and I will get up some pics when I get a membership. The 968 in my avatar is gone but now I have a 92 968 Cab and a 99 996.
That's great, thanks for the info. I was hesitant to disconnect my battery because I wasn't given the radio code from previous owner.This is an informative 996 group where answers are readily found.
OK here are a couple of quick pics.
Got the car last week. It is going to be my daily driver for awile. If it goes down then I'll drive the 968. It is a 99 with black int. Very basic car. 6 speed, CD, alarm, power windows, and sunroof. It came with no records and 90K miles, but the price was great!
After I got it home I called Henessy Porsche and they said that they have taken care of the car since 02. The previous owner did all of his 15K visits like clockwork. Plus they had a record of all of the other repairs. It appears that the 2nd owner had the car since it was 1 year old and he bought it as a lease turn in.
So far it needs a MAF (ordered) and a rear wheel bearing. And of course some new rims and a set of H&R springs.
Kinda funny but it is the same color as my first porsche. That was a 94 968 back in 1999, since then I have had 3 968's, 1 951, 2 or 3 944's a 914 and a 69 911E. Yes the P car bug bite me good.
I will harvest the pumpkins soon. I have just not gotten around to ordering them yet. Who has the best price? Also Is there a way to get rid of the orange on the bottom half of the head lights?
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