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Here are some photos (3) of passenger rear tire well of 03 4s and one of same location on driver’s side. Can this damage be fixed with gorilla glue or other bonding agent or best to replace? When pushed with finger it seals well, giving me hope it can be glued.
I'd try glue first, nothing to lose if it doesn't hold.
Rock thrown up by tire?
thanks. It’s been there since i bought the car 10 months and 11k miles ago, just never got around to caring about it til now. It’s the front of the rear well, so not sure the cause.
Try plastic weld with reinforcement first. Less bucks. If it doesn't hold or look good you may be able to find that piece at a salvage place. But, can you remove just that piece from the whole section?
Try plastic weld with reinforcement first. Less bucks. If it doesn't hold or look good you may be able to find that piece at a salvage place. But, can you remove just that piece from the whole section?
It appears to be a solid piece with a rip near the edge. When pressed from rear it moves forward and fits perfectly. I will try to bond it somehow and put something between tire and the spot to hold it while it sets. worse case i replace both sides with new satin black sills.
And jeez this thread is depressing. 996 bargain basement prices mean it's bargain basement upkeep I guess.
Not sureexactly what you mean by that ^^ Not bargain basement upkeep by any means. This why why so many of theses cars are under maintained (buy 'em cheap, drive 'em till they start to break and then sell'em...). Price of purchase is a poor indicator of "price of ownership"... In the words of a wise man... "The cheapest Porsche you can buy will be the most expensive Porsche you own"...
Thanks for the reference but after looking at it over and over, i think its the back end of this piece.
I agree. Also, the part that Dr_Strangelove linked to is for the front wheel arch. You need part #996.504.364.00, $136.23 from Sonnen (or $193.00 from Auto Atlanta ).
If missing, the socket head bolts are N-906-487-04, $0.18 ea, and the panel nuts are 999-507-668-01, $0.66 ea. The u-clips/clamps that attach the sills to the vehicle are 999-507-640-09, $1.97 ea.
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