becker cdr 220 radio code

[Boxster_A]

Hi,

I have a 2002 Boxster with a Becker CDR 220 stereo, Type 4462, Serial # 25012241. I had to change my battery recently, and I seem to have lost my stereo code. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!!!

[TeamOxford]

Originally Posted by Boxster_A

Hi,

I have a 2002 Boxster with a Becker CDR 220 stereo, Type 4462, Serial # 25012241. I had to change my battery recently, and I seem to have lost my stereo code. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!!!

I have found this to be the best resource:

Lost Radio Code - post your request here - 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S) - RennTech.org Forums

TO

[dbansal]

Do people with 2003 boxsters have to worry about a code, i read on renntech that you don't...

[EssexPorsche]

don't think so.
I have had the battery off mine more times than i care to count... and for long periods.

Every time i put it back on - radio does not need a code and my pre-set stations are still there.

I read that the radio knows which chassis number it belongs to, so when you power it back up after a battery change, it calls the DME and confirms its in the right car. So long as the VIN matches its all good. If not....it locks it out

[Boxster_A]

Thank you TO

[cgeiger]

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!

[Micrivard]

Hello everyone I'm new to posting questions and I have one.
I have a 911 with a radio code needed
The radio is a CDR - 220 serial # Y5051444
Any help would be awesome , mike

[Luckyed]

Originally Posted by cgeiger

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!

Stills works like a charm. Whew!!

[elav]

Can't figure out how to delete - please ignore

[DpgSeattle]

Hey guys!

New to the forum, got a 2002 Boxter. Need to reset my radio code, serial# 25015367. Thanks for the help!

[Heiko]

3243 should work just fine for you

Originally Posted by DpgSeattle

Hey guys!

New to the forum, got a 2002 Boxter. Need to reset my radio code, serial# 25015367. Thanks for the help!

[patmb]

I have just bought a UK Carrera C2 and can t get into tthe Becker CDR 220 type 4467
Serial is X5020308

Can anyone suggest the correct pin

Thanks Chaps!

Pat

[Heiko]

Originally Posted by Boxster_A

Hi,

I have a 2002 Boxster with a Becker CDR 220 stereo, Type 4462, Serial # 25012241. I had to change my battery recently, and I seem to have lost my stereo code. I would appreciate any help. Thanks!!!

2301 or 2300 in that order - let me know if it doesn't work.
Sorry I missed this post
H