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Bumping this thread back up, I recently picked up a Shell sticker for the engine bay but it turns out that it’s the wrong one (all yellow). Does anyone have a part number for the white shell sticker?
Thank you Chris. When I do a search for this I'm finding that there are two stickers, one is all yellow (what I bought) and the other is the white/yellow which is what I'm seeing in the pictures above. I guess I should have paid more attention when I bought the first one.
U.K. Engine. I didn't bother replacing the fan ducting oil type sticker as I felt I'd be cheating, especially as I only use Millers CFS! Original stickers I purchased from Type911 in UK but I also know Car-Bone in Poland reproduce the whole set.
[QUOTE= When I do a search for this I'm finding that there are two stickers, one is all yellow (what I bought) and the other is the white/yellow which is what I'm seeing in the pictures above. I guess I should have paid more attention when I bought the first one.
Thanks again.[/QUOTE]
I also need this sticker for my "94 C2. The part # on my car is 930 006 543 02 and it is white with a red and yellow stripe on top. It is mounted on top of the fan shroud. Carbone has them but I will check with my local dealer also.
^^^ In late 93 they switched to 930.006.543.02 it is the identical sticker to the 00 suffix although it is slightly smaller overall than the 00. Carbone only had the 00 when I purchased mine and I realized the difference when i compared them against what was on my cars. Sticker placement was not always consistent. I have seen them vary in location and orientation, possibly depending on who installed them.
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