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As this is my first foray to this forum, I believe a little introduction is in order.
My name is Dario, age 55, from Milan, Italy, even though I'm a true Globetrotter, for business reasons.
I'm a car buff, I currently own 3 cars, one of which is a convertible 1992 911, 964 C4 model. Bought some 10 years ago, it's now a Top Restoration.
I'm going to post a pic on the 964 prices thread.
I've been reading posts on rennlist for quite some time now, and eventually decided to sign up.
However, I'm still trying to find out the name and the purpose of a tool contained in most 911 tool bags of the time. It's obviously an Allen Key, shaped at 90° angle.
I'm attaching a picture of it. Any hint is appreciated.
In the meantime, thank you for reading this and drive safe.
Welcome to the forum. There are procedures to open or close the sunroof and door windows also to move the electric seats back and forth if the motor fails. I am not 100% certain at all on the sunroof and windows operations but the seat definitely uses a hex or polygon shaped wrench to manually move them back and forth.
Welcome to the forum. There are procedures to open or close the sunroof and door windows also to move the electric seats back and forth if the motor fails. I am not 100% certain at all on the sunroof and windows operations but the seat definitely uses a hex or polygon shaped wrench to manually move them back and forth.
Hi John. Thanks for your reply. I thought so, as the body shop guy hinted to the seats. So I'll have to search for the "Seat Allen Wrench Tool"? I'm missing that one, although the reason might be the sport seats...
Ciao Dario....i lived at vicolo dei lavandai through the 90s...glad to know we have some 964 back home!
Let's see some pics of the car when you get a chance...
Ciao. Vicolo dei Lavandai, home to the restaurant "El Brellin", one of the fanciest in Milan back then. I wonder if they're still there... One of the quaintest neighborhoods in Milan, you must have loved living in Zona Ticinese...
03-08-2018, 08:17 PM
Introduction and first question
