Question on Wheel well liners
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Question on Wheel well liners
Greetings all:
I'm in the process of replacing the two wheel well liners in the back of my 1990. The liners that I removed are 928.504.304.02 & 928.504.303.02, but the PET listed these as 1989 liners. The 1990 liners are a different number. Perhaps Porsche was using up old stock when my car was built. Does anyone know if there is a difference, did Porsche make an improvement to the liners in 1990? If not, why then a different number.
Thanks,
Tim
I'm in the process of replacing the two wheel well liners in the back of my 1990. The liners that I removed are 928.504.304.02 & 928.504.303.02, but the PET listed these as 1989 liners. The 1990 liners are a different number. Perhaps Porsche was using up old stock when my car was built. Does anyone know if there is a difference, did Porsche make an improvement to the liners in 1990? If not, why then a different number.
Thanks,
Tim
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Originally Posted by steaditim
Greetings all:
I'm in the process of replacing the two wheel well liners in the back of my 1990. The liners that I removed are 928.504.304.02 & 928.504.303.02, but the PET listed these as 1989 liners. The 1990 liners are a different number. Perhaps Porsche was using up old stock when my car was built. Does anyone know if there is a difference, did Porsche make an improvement to the liners in 1990? If not, why then a different number.
Thanks,
Tim
I'm in the process of replacing the two wheel well liners in the back of my 1990. The liners that I removed are 928.504.304.02 & 928.504.303.02, but the PET listed these as 1989 liners. The 1990 liners are a different number. Perhaps Porsche was using up old stock when my car was built. Does anyone know if there is a difference, did Porsche make an improvement to the liners in 1990? If not, why then a different number.
Thanks,
Tim
