Unknown pin number

The default PIN is '0000', 4 zeros.

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Philips CD535 User Manual - ManualsLib

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Advanced Settings Reset Reset to default settings Press , scroll MENU SELECT Enter the Master PIN when prompted and press If your PIN number is the default 0000

Ok, when you go to enter the pin number, click "I Forgot" twice. After that, you'll see some random numbers. Write it down or something. Remember that number. Then, go to this website: http://wii.marcansoft.com/parental.psp Enter the number in the Confirmation Number box. Then, enter the date in the second box. Click Get Reset Code. Remember that number. Then, when you go to enter the pin number, enter the number the website gave you. The rest is self-explanatory.

timing issue sound correct

pull off the front cover to verify cam/crank alignment marks?

when you say "new" engine do you me retail "new" or "new" for you

in other words, if you bought it second hand then you may have a NEW problem

There is a small red button on the back - Press it gently for 30 or more seconds to reset to default.

Default password is "Admin"

Get the software at www.linksys.com/support

Turn on you PSP and go to the System Settings menu then scroll down to "Restore Default Settings". Press the X button (other PSP are O button) to restore the default setting. The password should then be 0000 or 9999.

Yes, but you need a VAS or VAG-COM diagnosis scantool. Yours instrument cluster must be encoded according yours car, with this VAS or VAG-COM tool, because the car have an electronic immobilizer! You need also key's programming! You must know the old and the new (second-hand) instrument cluster pin codes! After that the instrument cluster coding adjusts the various combination of the on board computer according to engine type, cylinder count and country version!

Printer is draining USB power resource. Add a powered USB hub and run drive off of that.

Simple Solution:

Perform a hard reset and then attempt to login repeatedly (10x).

You will then be prompted if you wish to reset the pin entirely.

Good luck,
-AndyPants-

try looking in the Wii Operation Manual for a help number I would look for you but I threw mine out, sorry

This may be a number of problems. The disc might be scratched or damaged. Or there could be dust on the leans.

You say it's a second hand PSP? In that case, you may need to repare it. I'm not quite sure where to go to get repares. Sorry.