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Radio code?
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I bought a used CD-2 radio on Ebay for $125 - pulled from a 993- seller doesn't have the code, and is willing to give me a refund since he knows he should have had it for the sale. Since the price is pretty good, I really want to keep the unit. What are my options?



1. How does one go about getting a code on a Porsche CD-2 radio? Assume no documentation is

available.



2. If the seller can't get it, should I keep the unit and pursue getting the code myself?



Thanks.



-Scott
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http://www.radio-code.co.uk/porsche-radio-codes.html



I found this on a search, let us know if it works.



Regards,



Jay
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[quote name='94SilverCab' post='52745' date='May 18 2008, 06:20 AM']http://www.radio-code.co.uk/porsche-radio-codes.html



I found this on a search, let us know if it works.



Regards,



Jay[/quote]



Is the CD-2 Becker or Alpine?
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Try calling a dealer, they maybe able to get you the code.
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I have been through this little adventure with my old OEM CR-1. Needed code, called dealer, got code. But the dealer asked me for my car's VIN to verify ownership...



The code is an anti-theft feature. If it was easy to get, it would not be much of a feature. Your best hope is probably the PO of the unit.



Perhaps a good stereo shop knows a shortcut? You might try SW in New Bern, NC. They advertise in Pano and Excellence.



If you do get the code, remember that the zero at the front of it is a placeholder and is not part of the 4 or 5 digit code.
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#6

I'm going to take the radio, with or without the code. At $125, I can't turn it away....



Based on what everyone here has said, I should be

able to get the code a few different ways. Thanks for the advice everyone! <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />



-Cheers!



-Scott
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Be careful Scott. IIRC BMW will only provide a radio code with a VIN number, which I assume that you do not have for this radio. Porsche may have the same system.



Tom
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Tom-



I appreciate your comment, and will heed...



The seller is getting the code from the local Porsche dealer. We'll see how this goes. I

guess if he can't get it from the dealer who removed it, I am not sure that I would be

able to get it either.



Either way, thanks. I will let everyone know how it ends.





-Scott
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