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cgeiger · 10-03-2013, 05:24 PM

I recently put a new battery in my 911 C4 and had to dig up a code since I am not the original owner; I found this thread and thought I'd pass along what I wound up doing:
I got the model and serial number by using the "hold down the TP button for 10 seconds and then use the right hand knob to display".
I found Porsche Resetting Radio Codes which has a Java-based code generator. It requests just the serial number in one box -- press the "Decode" button after entry. It
provided multiple choices of code, "first choice, second choice , etc" and the first choice 4-digit code worked for me.

Thanks to all who posted on this topic -- very helpful!

10-03-2013, 05:24 PM	#13
cgeiger Registered User Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: reno,nv Posts: 1	Becker 220 Radio Code, more... I recently put a new battery in my 911 C4 and had to dig up a code since I am not the original owner; I found this thread and thought I'd pass along what I wound up doing: I got the model and serial number by using the "hold down the TP button for 10 seconds and then use the right hand knob to display". I found Porsche Resetting Radio Codes which has a Java-based code generator. It requests just the serial number in one box -- press the "Decode" button after entry. It provided multiple choices of code, "first choice, second choice , etc" and the first choice 4-digit code worked for me. Thanks to all who posted on this topic -- very helpful!