Tony Kiger

If anyone is looking for a pictorial for the removal and dismantle of the 992 rear engine cover, please feel free to click the link to my website that has the full write up. You’ll also find a few other Porsche write ups as well and more to come as I get free time to put them all together.

https://www.eyeofthekiger.org/post/2...r-trim-removal

Mechanic

Not to be impolite, but to what end?

Tony Kiger

Knowing that there are no manuals released for the 992 yet, this can aid see that every 992 piano black engine cover has come with heavy water spot etching. This allows for removal for correction or replacement.

2020

Ah, you got the DIY kit. I'm glad I paid extra for the white glove delivery and set up.

c1pher

The black gloss trim is so easy to mar. Is it possible to polish to remove slight imperfections?

detansinn

Mine looked new when I traded in the car after 2.5 years and more than 35k miles. It’s not hard to keep clean and if you’re hand-washing, two bucket method, you won’t be scratching anything.

Tkim

Tony,
Thanks for the fantastic write up!!​

mksz51

Another "Lazarus" thread.