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Does anybody know the part number for the plastic circular fasteners that hold on the side skirts.
They are about the size of a quarter.
I tried to describe it to Sunset porsche and they sent me the screws.
(Sunset is awesome. I'm just poor at describing things)
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They are about the size of a quarter.
I tried to describe it to Sunset porsche and they sent me the screws.
(Sunset is awesome. I'm just poor at describing things)
Kevin
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Thanks Peter.
It is not there on the parts list.
The piece I'm looking for is round (the size of a quater) and screws onto a bolt. Thus holding the rocker panel onto the car.
I really need to take a picture of it but car is not here! Arrghh!
It is not there on the parts list.
The piece I'm looking for is round (the size of a quater) and screws onto a bolt. Thus holding the rocker panel onto the car.
I really need to take a picture of it but car is not here! Arrghh!
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Is it the same plastic nut (with something like a washer sized flange) that is used to hold the fender liners in?
999 049 022 40 plastic nut
For that part number, Pelican is saying:
"** USE 999-049-007-40-M100 INSTEAD ** PLASTIC NUT"
Plastic Nut (T5) for Underbody Protective Coverings, 911 Carrera 2/4/Turbo (1990-94), 996 Carrera 2/4 (1999-04), 996 Turbo (2001-04), Boxster/Boxster S (1997-04), Each
I found the rocker panel on pg 326/446 in the PET and it shows a simliar nut (#13), but no part number for that cross reference!
999 049 022 40 plastic nut
For that part number, Pelican is saying:
"** USE 999-049-007-40-M100 INSTEAD ** PLASTIC NUT"
Plastic Nut (T5) for Underbody Protective Coverings, 911 Carrera 2/4/Turbo (1990-94), 996 Carrera 2/4 (1999-04), 996 Turbo (2001-04), Boxster/Boxster S (1997-04), Each
I found the rocker panel on pg 326/446 in the PET and it shows a simliar nut (#13), but no part number for that cross reference!
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I ordered this: 999.049.007.40 - Plastic Nut T5 part number from my local Porsche dealership and got these:
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and it's also got this: 999 049 008 40 part number in another PET diagram, as well as this: 999 049 022 40 part number elsewhere.
They're 10mm nuts, btw.
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and it's also got this: 999 049 008 40 part number in another PET diagram, as well as this: 999 049 022 40 part number elsewhere.
They're 10mm nuts, btw.
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