YOUR RESEARCHRadio removal
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Trying to remove the Porsche branded radio from my 1995 993 dash - anyone know what make the unit actually is, and therefore which type of key is required to remove (it has two slots in the bottom corners)? No sound coming from my front speakers, so want to check out wiring. Thanks. Migration info. Legacy thread was 13484
Hi Mortod, They're normally Becker units. Welcome to the forum. There are quite a few of us from Surrey here! Migration info. Legacy thread was 13485
Thanks - that was a great help. For future reference, the Audi/Merc key does the job as sold at http://www.addacdchanger.co.uk/acatalog/SHOP_Home_Page_Radio_Removal_Keys_441.html But at £12.50 it is a bit expensive - I made my own by cutting off the end (at 45 degrees) of a suitable strip of metal. Migration info. Legacy thread was 13511
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