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Old 02-19-2017, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
Thats just it though: there are several choices of glass for the "same year." That's why I asked.

Don't know the part numbers.

Use a 3.2 screen with a 3.2 rubber.
A 964 screen is bigger than the earlier screens, so the rubber without the insert is smaller.

The 3.2 or earlier screen is small.
Bigger rubber with insert or chrome.
Old 02-19-2017, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 964russ
Don't know the part numbers.
Yeah.

I'm hoping someone else might know, though.

Here's a picture from the PET for the '87-'89 cars, showing like ten different front glass versions (and there are two different trim versions as well—so cray)





^--- I think the correct glass is one of the first two "1's"
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
there are two different trim versions as well—so cray)
Here is the reason for the difference in trim...

964 Modified Windshield Frame TSB

Modified Windshield Frame Technical Bulletin

Model Year 1989

The windshield frame pinch weld lip for the windshield seal was increased from approximately
10mm to approximately
15mm. This change required a new type windshield and windshield frame seal.

From production date (approx.): October 13, 1988

from VIN (approx.)
91_KS12 0509- Carrera Coupe
91_KS16 0462- Carrera Targa
91_KS17 0584- Carrera Convertible
93_KS05 0265- Turbo Coupe
93_KS06 0072 - Turbo Targa
93_KS07 0275- Turbo Convertible

Note: Introduction date and VIN's are approximate. Measure pinch weld lip to determine the correct windshield and
windshield seal application.

Approx. 15mm pinch weld lip:
Windshield Tinted,
Upper Part Darker PN: 964 541 011 01
Windshield Tinted PN: 964 541 011 00
Windshield Seal PN: 964 541 225 00
Old 02-19-2017, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
Yeah.

I'm hoping someone else might know, though.

Here's a picture from the PET for the '87-'89 cars, showing like ten different front glass versions (and there are two different trim versions as well—so cray)





^--- I think the correct glass is one of the first two "1's"

The different screens are different tints, aerial and non aerial, with and without mirror boss.
Old 02-19-2017, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by JasonAndreas
Here is the reason for the difference in trim...
This is great information, but it doesn't really apply in this situation:
  1. I'm looking to take a 964—with its black rubber/plastic windshield trim—and convert to the older "chrome" look
  2. In order to accomplish this, I need to get G body / "3.2" glass, trim, and seals
  3. The problem is that in the PET, there are sometimes two versions of seemingly the same glass, or seemingly the same trim, and it's hard to know which to get, and which glass goes with which trim

Originally Posted by 964russ
The different screens are different tints, aerial and non aerial, with and without mirror boss.
What is "aerial" vs "non aerial?" And how do I know which ones have the mirror boss or not? That's not listed in the PET. And Pelican searches for those part numbers redirect to what they're selling, which isn't the same part number.
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
[*]The problem is that in the PET, there are sometimes two versions of seemingly the same glass, or seemingly the same trim, and it's hard to know which to get, and which glass goes with which trim[/LIST]
Yes, Porsche changed the windshield frame (the lip is 5mm larger on the 964 to accommodate the newer style per above TSB) which happened to occur at the very end of production of the 3.2 in 1988. That is why you are seeing two of everything, usage depends on which chassis you have.

Code:
Sekuriflex (Saint Gobain)- Laminated 0.5mm Polyurethane Safety Sheet On Inner Side
Sigla (Pilkington) - Plastic Sandwich Laminated Between Glass

WITH Trim Frame						WITHOUT Trim Frame
           Tinted: 911.541.011.26			964.541.011.09
Tinted Dark Green: 911.541.011.27			964.541.011.10
            Clear: 911.541.011.06			964.541.011.02

      Cover Plate: 911.541.921.01.70K
   Trim Frame (L): 911.541.911.01.70K
   Trim Frame (R): 911.541.912.01.70K
             Seal: 911.541.225.04			964.541.225.00
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Originally Posted by JasonAndreas
Yes, Porsche changed the windshield frame (the lip is 5mm larger on the 964 to accommodate the newer style per above TSB) which happened to occur at the very end of production of the 3.2 in 1988. That is why you are seeing two of everything, usage depends on which chassis you have.

Code:
Sekuriflex (Saint Gobain)- Laminated 0.5mm Polyurethane Safety Sheet
Sigla (Pilkington) 

WITH Trim Frame						WITHOUT Trim Frame
           Tinted: 911.541.011.26			964.541.011.09
Tinted Dark Green: 911.541.011.27			964.541.011.10
            Clear: 911.541.011.06			964.541.011.02

      Cover Plate: 911.541.921.01.70K
   Trim Frame (L): 911.541.911.01.70K
   Trim Frame (R): 911.541.912.01.70K
             Seal: 911.541.225.04			964.541.225.00
Right. So if I had a 3.2, I would need to know which chassis I had to pick the right set of glass/trim.

But I have a 964. So none of that should matter. I'm trying to figure out which one to choose for the 964 for a backdate. Make sense?
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
So none of that should matter.
Everything on the left is the old style, everything on the right is the new style.
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Originally Posted by JasonAndreas
Everything on the left is the old style, everything on the right is the new style.
1. Where'd you source this info?

2. What's the difference between "Tinted" and "Tinted Dark Green?"

3. Also, there's no ambiguity when it comes to which trim for the front. But the *Rear* has like two or three options.
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
1. Where'd you source this info?
PET, TSBs and workshop manuals. Before ordering anything you should try to get your hands on the installation TSBs and manuals!

Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
2. What's the difference between "Tinted" and "Tinted Dark Green?"
The upper tint strip is halftoned greyish-blue and the other is dark green? I would search the other 911 forums for confirmation as I don't have access to either windshield.

Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
3. Also, there's no ambiguity when it comes to which trim for the front. But the *Rear* has like two or three options.
Code:
< MY84      911.545.105.00 (clear with single stage heating)
            911.545.107.00 (tinted with two stage heating)
> MY86      911.631.073.00 (light frame with two stage heating) - USA

            911.545.225.00 Seal
        911.545.911.00.70K Trim Frame (L)
        911.545.912.00.70K Trim Frame (R)
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Originally Posted by JasonAndreas
PET, TSBs and workshop manuals. Before ordering anything you should try to get your hands on the installation TSBs and manuals!


The upper tint strip is halftoned greyish-blue and the other is dark green? I would search the other 911 forums for confirmation as I don't have access to either windshield.



Code:
< MY84      911.545.105.00 (clear with single stage heating)
            911.545.107.00 (tinted with two stage heating)
> MY86      911.631.073.00 (light frame with two stage heating) - USA

            911.545.225.00 Seal
        911.545.911.00.70K Trim Frame (L)
        911.545.912.00.70K Trim Frame (R)
How do I know I shouldn't use the 911 545 811 00 (L) and 911 545 812 00 (R) for the rear trim?
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Originally Posted by ToniWonKanobi
How do I know I shouldn't use
For some reason the previous numbers I gave were for MY86. If you are going to do a backdate then find/buy copies of the workshop manuals and TSBs where all of this is covered. I couldn't even begin to guess if these part numbers will fit a 964 properly.
Code:
911.545.107.00 No (Exterior) Brake Lamp
911.545.071.00 Lower Brake Lamp
911.631.073.00 Upper Brake Lamp

911.541.921.01.70K Cover Plate			911.541.821.00.70K  Cover Plate
911.545.911.00.70K Trim Frame (L) Blk-Alum	911.545.811.00.70K  Trim Frame (L) Blk-Plastic
911.545.912.00.70K Trim Frame (R) Blk-Alum	911.545.812.00.70K  Trim Frame (R) Blk-Plastic
911.545.225.00     Seal
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Interestingly I was looking at an 89 3.2 yesterday. November '88 build probably one of the last made. It had both front and rear 964 glass and rubber trim amongst a couple of other 964 items. The original windshield was Sigla (964) vs Sekurit as used on the 3.2. I mistakingly purchased a 3.2 Sekurit a while back for my 964. It had the antenna in the windshield but was 5mm smaller all around. I could not use it with the 964 rubber but I don't know if it would fit with the 3.2 rubber and metal trim.

I installed a 3.2 windshield in an 85 a few weeks back. The rubber didn't appear to be larger and not sure how much the metal trim pushes the rubber out. I do know you can stretch the rubber to fit cleanly by using the metal trim on the Carrera's.

No doubt as they changed models from 3.2 to 964 a lot of parts were changed over very similar to the late build 964's that use 993 parts.

Jason the TSB does not show any chance you can post it again.
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Originally Posted by cobalt
Interestingly I was looking at an 89 3.2 yesterday. November '88 build probably one of the last made. It had both front and rear 964 glass and rubber trim amongst a couple of other 964 items. The original windshield was Sigla (964) vs Sekurit as used on the 3.2. I mistakingly purchased a 3.2 Sekurit a while back for my 964. It had the antenna in the windshield but was 5mm smaller all around. I could not use it with the 964 rubber but I don't know if it would fit with the 3.2 rubber and metal trim.

I installed a 3.2 windshield in an 85 a few weeks back. The rubber didn't appear to be larger and not sure how much the metal trim pushes the rubber out. I do know you can stretch the rubber to fit cleanly by using the metal trim on the Carrera's.

No doubt as they changed models from 3.2 to 964 a lot of parts were changed over very similar to the late build 964's that use 993 parts.

Jason the TSB does not show any chance you can post it again.
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Originally Posted by cobalt
It had the antenna in the windshield but was 5mm smaller all around.
The windshield opening was changed from the 3.2 to the 964 and again with the 993. Possibly to increase the surface area for the adhesive? Somewhere in a box I have a printed release doc from the 993 introduction that described the change.

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Jason the TSB does not show any chance you can post it again.
The Rennlist member websites are down for the moment. If it doesn't come back online I will grab/find my local copy of it.


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