becker cdr 220 radio code

[Lebby83]

Originally Posted by Heiko

In that case try 9889 and if that fails try 8887
:-)
cheers
Heiko

Thanks. Will give it a shot later.

[harrison74]

Hi I'm looking for a radio code for my 2002 Boxster ser# 25013981. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[Heiko]

Originally Posted by harrison74

Hi I'm looking for a radio code for my 2002 Boxster ser# 25013981. Any help would be very much appreciated.

I also replied to your PM
Try 4689 first and if that doesn't work try 4687
Cheers
Heiko
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[MikeMcMo]

I have a 99 Boxster base model. I had to disconnect the battery so I did the trick to find the radio code-

-Turn off radio.
-Hold down the TP button for at least 10 seconds.
-Turn the radio on. "Becker 1" will be displayed.-
-Rotate the right knob slowly, as it will display the Becker model number.
-Rotate again and radio serial number will display on radio display.took pictures

Going through the cycle with the right knob, it showed me:

BECKER 1
TYPE 4462
SER: X5021117
48/98
GAL: 00
AUX OFF
CDP2081

After reconnecting the battery, I turned on the radio and it told me to enter the code, so I entered 4898. Then the readout said WAIT and still did, after leaving it for 10 minutes, driving it, turning it off and on again, etc. Then I looked under the frunk and saw handwritten on the paper sticker "Radio 5430." Couldn't figure out how to re-enter a code, so I disconnected the battery for half an hour, and when I reconnected the battery, the readout still said WAIT. Drove it for 80 or 90 minutes, and the WAIT never went away. Loren said you have to wait 30 minutes before trying again, but will it prompt me to re-enter a code, or is there a way for me to override the WAIT?

Thanks!

[MikeMcMo]

Originally Posted by MikeMcMo

I have a 99 Boxster base model. I had to disconnect the battery so I did the trick to find the radio code-

-Turn off radio.
-Hold down the TP button for at least 10 seconds.
-Turn the radio on. "Becker 1" will be displayed.-
-Rotate the right knob slowly, as it will display the Becker model number.
-Rotate again and radio serial number will display on radio display.took pictures

Going through the cycle with the right knob, it showed me:

BECKER 1
TYPE 4462
SER: X5021117
48/98
GAL: 00
AUX OFF
CDP2081

After reconnecting the battery, I turned on the radio and it told me to enter the code, so I entered 4898. Then the readout said WAIT and still did, after leaving it for 10 minutes, driving it, turning it off and on again, etc. Then I looked under the frunk and saw handwritten on the paper sticker "Radio 5430." Couldn't figure out how to re-enter a code, so I disconnected the battery for half an hour, and when I reconnected the battery, the readout still said WAIT. Drove it for 80 or 90 minutes, and the WAIT never went away. Loren said you have to wait 30 minutes before trying again, but will it prompt me to re-enter a code, or is there a way for me to override the WAIT?

Thanks!

DISREGARD! The problem resolved itself. I took a 30 minute drive, and it persisted, then the car sat an hour, and after a 20 minute drive it was ready to take the handwritten frunk code.

Since 48/98 wasn't the code, can anybody tell me what that and the other bits of information on the display were:

48/98
GAL: 00
AUX OFF
CDP2081

[Heiko]

Originally Posted by MikeMcMo

DISREGARD! The problem resolved itself. I took a 30 minute drive, and it persisted, then the car sat an hour, and after a 20 minute drive it was ready to take the handwritten frunk code.

Since 48/98 wasn't the code, can anybody tell me what that and the other bits of information on the display were:

48/98
GAL: 00
AUX OFF
CDP2081

According to your serial the code should be either 4430 or 4330 (try 4430 1st)
Heiko

[MikeMcMo]

Originally Posted by Heiko

According to your serial the code should be either 4430 or 4330 (try 4430 1st)
Heiko

Thanks. Perhaps that was the original. This car has a slightly confusing history, with seats, ignition key, entry keys, and radio taken out and put back in early on, so it might not be the original radio. (I looked under the frunk and saw handwritten on the paper sticker "Radio 5430.")