233 is the only option code I can't find anywhere...already looked for on both p-car and 993registry but I could not find it...any leads would be appreciated...

Thanks...

 

Hi Pedro,
M 233 verschiedene Reifenfabrikate = different tire makes (?)
Don't actually know what it means though...Except that the tires most likely are of a different make ;-)
/Daniel

 

Option code 233: Originally equipped with Pirelli tires.

 

i apologise for hijacking this thread, does anyone know option codes 762 and 991?

 

Thanks a lot...the car still has the Pirelli tires...maybe the original ones as the car has only 29,000 mi

I really appreciate the feedback...

Hi gst...check both www.993registry.org and www.p-car.com

Take care....

 

Pedro,

There is a code on the sidewall that will tell you when the tire was manufactured...

Manufacture Date

All tires are coded to indicate the week of manufacture. Look for a three digit number following the DOT Serial Number. The date code will be stamped rather than molded. The first two digits are the week of the year in which the tire was manufactured (01 thru 52), followed by the final digit from the year of manufacture. A tire stamped "134" was manufactured in the 13th week (the week of April 4th in this case) of 1994.


If they are the original tires, you may want to consider changing them or at the very least keeping a very close eye on them.

Good luck

 

Thanks Kelly...mine has a 4 digits # after the DOT Serial... 0602...would that be...the 6th week of 2002 ? Thanks for the tip...
Take care...

 

What car are those on?

 

Rassel, these 2 mysterious codes are from my 05 boxster

 

762 = PAG - Launch Code

Are you sure it's only 991?
09991 is Porsche Exlusive Programme

 

thanks Rassel.
what is PAG- launch code?

as to the other one, you may be right, i will check it again

 

What I've heard, it's just an identity code. Not really an option, but I can of course be wrong about that.

 

You may find a more complete list here:

http://registry.rennlist.com/

Which compiles the option code databases from 5 various sources, rather than copying only Charlie K.'s Option codes.

HTH,

John D.

 

John,
Is there a way to add more codes to the registry and connect them to models and combinations?

 

Hi Rassel,

Of course! The Rennlist Registry option database - it's exactly that - a "database", rather than an HTML page - so any updates are pretty easy.. As well - it would be fairly simple to add a field for the appropriate model(s) where an option code were model specific - and add those to the "search" feature...

I like the suggestion.!!!



John D.