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URRH! Radio code???

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YOUR RESEARCHURRH! Radio code???

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Use by car radio stealing junkies is

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In Holland the method used by car radio stealing junkies is to briefly connect the power lines to 220V.
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Replace by a dealer) will be in porsche's records

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Either your radio serial number or your VIN (if the radio was replaced by a dealer) will be in Porsche's records.
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Either your radio serial number or your VIN (if the radio was replaced by a dealer) will be in Porsche's records.
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Either your radio serial number or your VIN (if the radio was replaced by a dealer) will be in Porsche's records.
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In Holland the method used by car radio stealing junkies is to briefly connect the power lines to 220V.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I recently disconected the battery and found the word code on my radio's display (Porsche cr220). The code in my manual doesn't work!! Anyone know how to circumvent the code? Or how to get the code?

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Either your radio serial number or your VIN (if the radio was replaced by a dealer) will be in Porsche's records. Your dealer should be able to give you the correct code.

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Over some countries i know, they'd open ur radio, fiddle with some wires and diode and delete the code request! $25! hehehe... \\W//

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In Holland the method used by car radio stealing junkies is to briefly connect the power lines to 220V. The police in Rotterdam was amazed when they found out how easy it was to burn the lock logic in about 50% of all radios (and to burn a little bit more in the remaining radios...) If removing the radio from the car is too much work, maybe you could try to connect the 220V straight to the battery. With a bit of luck it will also erase the need to have the correct key to start the car... <img border="0" alt="[ouch]" title="" src="graemlins/c.gif" /> (Please follow these instructions on your own risk.)

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