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Old Sep 9, 2025 | 01:16 PM
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Looks like a nut cover? It's plastic and noticed it on the rear carpet after I took out my passenger lwb. TIA




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Looks like a protective cap for a torx bolt. Here is a similar bolt: https://www.autoatlanta.com/results....141%20047%2001

Did you remove one of those?
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Only bolts I removed were for the lwb and that's way too small for those bolts. Hmmm.
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Old Sep 9, 2025 | 06:02 PM
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Could it be the bolt cover for the seat belt strap?

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Originally Posted by BlitzIS
Could it be the bolt cover for the seat belt strap?
It’s possible. I ended up ordering the cap covers to give my LWB seat belt bolts a finished look.
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Hmmm. Let me check that.

Edit. Wasn't it. The seatbelt cover has a snap in top.
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It’s a hex bolt cover for the bolts on the seat adapter rail on the LWB. See photo below. They get loose and fall off. I noticed it 2 weeks ago on my GT3 but I can’t find the Porsche part number anywhere in the catalog. The hex bolt is 999-217-168-01 I believe. I’ll call the dealer this week and post any info.


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