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#214
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The gauge rings are crimped to the gauges themselves. Are you sure you need to remove the existing ones to add the others? I've seen some where they are applied over the top of the existing rings. When I read the Rennline website, it says that double sided adhesive is included.
Description = http://www.rennline.com/Rennline-Alu...oductinfo/I04/
Installation instructions = http://www.rennline.com/PDF/I04%20in...nverted%5D.pdf
Description = http://www.rennline.com/Rennline-Alu...oductinfo/I04/
Installation instructions = http://www.rennline.com/PDF/I04%20in...nverted%5D.pdf
#217
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I have two targa parts labeled "left" and "right". I'm 99.9% sure I know which way they're supposed to go based on their form, BUT I want to confirm, mostly for future reference, when Porsche says LEFT does that mean the driver's side or passenger side?
#218
Depends if it's a right or left hand drive 911 . But in all situations I have run across it's always relative to the direction you face when driving. So left is drivers side in the US but passenger side in the UK.
#219
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Btw, I'm FINALLY installing my d.moris hard top!
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#224
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A buddy of mine - with lots of skills - removed his passenger wiper and motor assembly. Looks very clean.
My, much simpler R Gruppe method.
#225
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Cool! And the below looks baller. Can you replace the cap after pulling it forward to cover the threaded hole? The cap is plastic/rubber, correct and I just peel it forward like?
There's a cap that you can flip forward at the base of the wiper arm, that will revel the bolt that is used to hold it on the wiper motor.
A buddy of mine - with lots of skills - removed his passenger wiper and motor assembly. Looks very clean.
My, much simpler R Gruppe method.
A buddy of mine - with lots of skills - removed his passenger wiper and motor assembly. Looks very clean.
My, much simpler R Gruppe method.