FS: CDR23 from a 2003 s $80 shipped

[porsch83]

For sale is a cdr23. Came from a 2003 boxster s. Pics available upon request. $80 shipped to US

[coreseller]

If it has the code # will take it. Sending you a PM.


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Looked it up, you have to take it to a dealer with a PiWis testing unit, in other words a mess. Thanks and Good Luck.

"If it is like a 2003-2004 986 then there is no user code. There is a code in the radio that matches the code in the instrument cluster. If the codes don't match, such as when you replace a radio, then it will not work. To code the replacement radio you need to visit a dealer with a PIWIS. At least this is they way it had to be done with the 986 CDR-23."

[evo-r]

Originally Posted by coreseller

"If it is like a 2003-2004 986 then there is no user code. There is a code in the radio that matches the code in the instrument cluster. If the codes don't match, such as when you replace a radio, then it will not work. To code the replacement radio you need to visit a dealer with a PIWIS. At least this is they way it had to be done with the 986 CDR-23."

Off topic; Ar..ha.. I was wondering how come my 2003 doesn't ask me to enter radio code when I disconnect the battery for a couple of hours. This explains it, thanks!

[dghii]

Given that quality new radios can be purchased for $100-200, tis too bad that these stupid codes don't expire when, say the stock radio is 5 or 10 years old. They're really outdated and the whole code issue is a PIA for anyone owning a car that has gone through a couple of owners.