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I could find a decoder for most of the options code except 850 and 859 for a 1992 C2. Anyone have and idea on those? thanks
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Yep. that's the one I used. These do not show up.
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Those numbers aren't listed in the master options list either. There are a few numbers like that. I'll check one more 964 only reference tomorrow.
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Confirmed. In the M series of numvers (Porsche option codes, not exclusive, from 1978 - 2002) those numbers do not exist.
That said, it could be a "combo option" number. Your best bet would be to get a Kardex from PCNA. AFJ
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