991.2 GT3 Rear Deck Torx Screws
#1
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991.2 GT3 Rear Deck Torx Screws
Does anyone know the size of the torx screws for the rear deck carbon fiber trim pieces?
About 12 of them flew off my car and allowed the ram air ducts to get loose at speed. The dealer doesn't know what size and says that they can't order for me because they can't find it in their parts manual.
For those of you with new GT3's I'd definitely check your ram air ducts and screens to make sure that they are not loose.
About 12 of them flew off my car and allowed the ram air ducts to get loose at speed. The dealer doesn't know what size and says that they can't order for me because they can't find it in their parts manual.
For those of you with new GT3's I'd definitely check your ram air ducts and screens to make sure that they are not loose.
#2
WTF?? They just came off? You never took this apart for any reason? Did you get PPF done on the rear deck? Could the installer have taken them out to remove the scoops to do that or something?
#5
The current PET only shows the hinges part numbers for the 18's. Nothing else, rather strange.
For some stuff if the part is consider an assembly then individual parts (screws, nuts, bolts, etc) do not have part numbers. only the main assembly.
You could also try Mcmaster Carr www.mcmaster.com to find something that would work.
For some stuff if the part is consider an assembly then individual parts (screws, nuts, bolts, etc) do not have part numbers. only the main assembly.
You could also try Mcmaster Carr www.mcmaster.com to find something that would work.
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#8
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Does anyone know the size of the torx screws for the rear deck carbon fiber trim pieces?
About 12 of them flew off my car and allowed the ram air ducts to get loose at speed. The dealer doesn't know what size and says that they can't order for me because they can't find it in their parts manual.
For those of you with new GT3's I'd definitely check your ram air ducts and screens to make sure that they are not loose.
About 12 of them flew off my car and allowed the ram air ducts to get loose at speed. The dealer doesn't know what size and says that they can't order for me because they can't find it in their parts manual.
For those of you with new GT3's I'd definitely check your ram air ducts and screens to make sure that they are not loose.
Thanks for the tip. Can't believe they flew off.
#9
Drifting
Uhhhhh we're gonna need details on why/how this happened in the first place lol
#10
I went and looked at mine and everything seems fine. That has to have been removed for some reason and not put back properly.
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This was on a brand new car. Never disassembled. Lost approximately 6 screws per ram air duct. I haven't taken apart the bumper to access the air filter yet but I'm sure that some of the screws are in that area.
I called Porsche customer care to alert them of the problem but they referred me back to my local dealer who can't find the screw type to order new ones.
I agree that the screws should have been torqued in better from the factory.
Porsche and the dealer don't seem too concerned. Now it's on my dime to try find these replacement bolts and re-assemble to entire deck lid carbon fiber parts.
I guess that if I paid $40K more for the car then they'd consider giving me the 50 cent screws so that I can re-assemble the rear lid even though it's a factory defect.
I called Porsche customer care to alert them of the problem but they referred me back to my local dealer who can't find the screw type to order new ones.
I agree that the screws should have been torqued in better from the factory.
Porsche and the dealer don't seem too concerned. Now it's on my dime to try find these replacement bolts and re-assemble to entire deck lid carbon fiber parts.
I guess that if I paid $40K more for the car then they'd consider giving me the 50 cent screws so that I can re-assemble the rear lid even though it's a factory defect.
#13
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This was on a brand new car. Never disassembled. Lost approximately 6 screws per ram air duct. I haven't taken apart the bumper to access the air filter yet but I'm sure that some of the screws are in that area.
I called Porsche customer care to alert them of the problem but they referred me back to my local dealer who can't find the screw type to order new ones.
I agree that the screws should have been torqued in better from the factory.
Porsche and the dealer don't seem too concerned. Now it's on my dime to try find these replacement bolts and re-assemble to entire deck lid carbon fiber parts.
I guess that if I paid $40K more for the car then they'd consider giving me the 50 cent screws so that I can re-assemble the rear lid even though it's a factory defect.
I called Porsche customer care to alert them of the problem but they referred me back to my local dealer who can't find the screw type to order new ones.
I agree that the screws should have been torqued in better from the factory.
Porsche and the dealer don't seem too concerned. Now it's on my dime to try find these replacement bolts and re-assemble to entire deck lid carbon fiber parts.
I guess that if I paid $40K more for the car then they'd consider giving me the 50 cent screws so that I can re-assemble the rear lid even though it's a factory defect.
#14
Seriously the most inane thing I've heard. How hard is it??
Dealer: Uh, Porsche Germany assembly guys? I got one sweet gt3 that you guys forgot to tighten the ram scoop screws on...can you please send me some?
Porsche AG: Nein!! Zis cannot be tru!!!! Ve vill mail right avay!!
Dealer: thanks
Customer: thanks for making that easy.
I mean come on. Do they only have just enough screws and Porsche is such a huge company that no one knows the specs??
Dealer: Uh, Porsche Germany assembly guys? I got one sweet gt3 that you guys forgot to tighten the ram scoop screws on...can you please send me some?
Porsche AG: Nein!! Zis cannot be tru!!!! Ve vill mail right avay!!
Dealer: thanks
Customer: thanks for making that easy.
I mean come on. Do they only have just enough screws and Porsche is such a huge company that no one knows the specs??
#15
If I were you ,I would go back to your dealer and have a serious discussion with the service manager. The fact that they are trying to get out of this by saying that can't find the screws in the book is a bunch of crap. It's their responsibility to figure this out, this is a warranty item due to poor workmanship. If they still give you a hassle ,tell them you will call PCNA and speak to the zone rep for your area, believe me they will not like hearing that. Good luck and let us know what happens!