Does anyone have a picture of what the back of a Porsche Becker CDR-210 looks like?

I am thinking about buying a Becker CDR-210, but oddly enough it has a Chrysler logo where the "PORSCHE" letters are usually located. It looks like the exact same head unit, but I'm curious if the plugs in the rear are different.

If anyone has any knowledge about Chrysler installing Becker units in their cars, please let me know.

Thanks,
Juhko

 

Here's a link for the pdf manual..

The wiring diagram may be in the back:

http://www.beckerautosound.com/om2262.pdf

 

Jeff,

Thanks for the link. I checked that and saw that there are connection instructions but no actual diagram from which to compare with.

Thanks again,
Juhko

 

Same Plugs. I remember them from my install.

 

Okay, down to two last questions:

1) How/Where does one get the necessary wiring harness for the CDR-210?

2) How/Where does one get the necessary security code for an actual PORSCHE branded CDR-210? I would think a dealer might be the only hope?

 

Ron Goodman at 201.327.3434 x205 or http://www.beckerautosound.com/

Good Luck,

-Skip

 

One additional note: The Becker units for Porsche had a "modified" display. Due to the proximity and angle of view to the head unit, they needed to alter this so you could see the display from the drivers seat. This unit might not be altered, and therefore, hard to read for the driver.

 

oh great! my wonderful 993 shares parts with a dodge :-(.

 

Much thanks!

Rohan, icky isn't it?

 

I don't know if the chrysler branding would make a difference if you took it to the dealer. When I went there, they asked what kind of car it came out of. I just guessed it was a 99 boxster. It turned out that I guessed right.

You can try the dealer. They sometimes charge a $30 service fee to get the info. They just call into some toll free number and punch in the serial number.

Or you can send it into Becker. At the same time, they can do the modified face plate, and you can get the removal tools, aux line in, and antenna adapter.

The modified face plate is awesome. A definate must if it is not already done.

 

Rohan,

It could be a lot worse:
Lotus Esprit has Toyota taillights, Citreon mirrors, GM steering wheel
Ferrari uses Fiat vents
Lamborghini Diablo uses Nissan 300ZX headlamps
Zonda uses Mercedes AMG engine...oh wait, that's not so bad
Cayenne uses...a VW engine?