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Porsche factory radios (911, Cayenne, Boxster, Panamera) were mostly made by Becker. Type the serial from the radio label – we recognise the Becker radio and show the code instantly. Free, no sign-up.

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It is printed on a label on the radio case; some radios show it on the display. Typical serials: Step-by-step guide →

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Enter the last 4 digits of the serial number.

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Free – up to 50 different serials every 24 hours. Only for a radio you own; check the serial before entering the code.

Which part of the serial to enter

Becker serial (illustration) Serial P3852716 → enter 2716

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Porsche Becker Becker 8 characters Instant

How it works for Porsche

  1. Read the serial on the label on the radio case. Becker serials are usually a letter followed by 7 digits; the code is made from the last 4 digits.
  2. Type the serial (or just the last 4 digits) in the form above.
  3. Count the preset buttons on your radio and use the code for that number of buttons. Radios with a keypad that accepts 0–9 use the plain 4-digit code.
  4. If the radio shows a waiting time after a wrong code, see locked radio help.

Porsche radios made by Becker: CDR-22, CDR-23, CDR-210, PCM. For other radio makers, request a code.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the serial on a Porsche radio?

On the label on the radio case – usually a letter followed by 7 digits (for example P3852716). Only the last 4 digits are used for the code.

Why do I get several codes?

Becker radios enter the code with the preset buttons, and the code depends on how many preset buttons your radio has. Count the numbered buttons on the front of the radio (4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9) and use the matching code. Radios that accept digits 0–9 use the plain 4-digit code.

My Porsche radio is not made by Becker.

Check the label for the radio maker. If it is not Becker, use the request form and our team will look up the code.