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Old 07-22-2014, 03:00 PM
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The lip on my engine cover has some bubbling and would need to be repainted.
Does anyone know how the lip is attached to the cover? Is it glued?

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Old 07-30-2014, 08:13 PM
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can you take a pic from a distance, it might help us understand what this is. Ive seen many a 993 but don't recall what this is.
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Old 07-31-2014, 04:54 PM
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Pry, is your car slate grey? If so, please post more pics......and let me know if you want to sell.
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Wow. Nice car! Color. Taxes in Finland must be bonkers. Engine bay looks clean too.
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At the begining for some reason I thought you were talking about the rubber in the lip of the "hood" of the engine (which happens to get loose on mine everytime I open it) but I think you are refering how to remove the wing to repaint the cover because some scratches/bubbles etc found inside or outside?
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The car is black metallic even though it looks a bit grey in the pictures.
The taxation in Finland is nuts for cars like these but even worse for newer Porsches.
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At the begining for some reason I thought you were talking about the rubber in the lip of the "hood" of the engine (which happens to get loose on mine everytime I open it) but I think you are refering how to remove the wing to repaint the cover because some scratches/bubbles etc found inside or outside?
I'm talking about how to remove the plastic lip which the rubber attaches to. It's a separate part of the wing but I'm not sure if it's glued or what.
There's some bubbling as seen on this pic: https://www.dropbox.com/s/u8kt62p3s8...2020.42.14.jpg
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I don't know if the regular turbo tail has different fitment over the Turbo S tail like mine. I did take these photos of mine but there is no lip for the cover/"hood" ?



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Yes the Turbo S is different. Don't really know why the Turbo engine cover isn't one piece like the Turbo S.
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Well can't help much here but I guess if there isn't any bolt/plastic rivet on it, then it might be glued from factory. Try carefully pry it and see if it pop ip from the cover?



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