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Old 05-02-2009, 04:38 PM
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After some research and going to the dealer it seems I have a question. Just wanted to know before I got her tore down. Is it just me, or does the top cable retaining clip(blue cable) look like either of the interior(under console) clips? The brass looking "loom" clips holding the shift cable in place; not the ball-joint/shift linkage side. The bottom clip is clearly the correct one. They have booth came loose in the last month or so, just figured they needed replacing. Borrowed the under car and in-car photos, I DO NOT have under car/interior ssk, yet. First pic is what the dealer sold me. Are the clips interchangeable, bottom to top and top to bottom?
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Old 05-02-2009, 11:17 PM
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I usualy just safety wire them to the bracket, (i wasnt aware you could buy them seperate from the cable) just drill a hole in each end of the U and wrap a wire trhough and tie it
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You can buy the rear clips($6 for two), but not the front clips (under console). The dealer just told me the two they gave me were the only ones they have available. The top one is obviously different from the bottom one. It looks exactly like the ones under the console to me. I guess I'll just have to "tie" them down. Probably gonna do it this weekend. I'll let you guys know if maybe the top clip will work as a "new upgraded designed" clip. We all know how Porsche likes to change parts and not tell anyone about it.
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sorry to bump an old thread....

can someone please post the Porsche part #'s for the clips in pictures 4 & 5 (the pics showing the clips under the chassis of the porsche...next to the transmission housing)

Thanks in advance!
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Sorry don't know the part numbers
Just zip tie them into place.
Thats what I did two years ago and no problems since.
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I zip tied mine too.
Old 01-09-2013, 11:38 PM
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Tried replacing them. One worked one didn't. Zip tied both, no problems since then.
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Zip tie here as well. Poorly designed really.
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Safety wired on my car as well.
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Thank you for the post i need it !!!!!!!
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What is the blue devise on the tranny?

Paul
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Originally Posted by p.vanderlinden
What is the blue devise on the tranny?

Paul
Different approach to shortening your shifts from the transmission side instead. B&M and RUF had these units. Didn't do so well in terms of sales so you could find one for practically a steal(~25 at one point).
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How does one remove these with out destroying them? Pelican is not very clear on some things or I'm really dumb!
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This thread shows up on Google a lot, so for future reference, the part number for the transmission side cable clips is 986-424-411-00.
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Originally Posted by Ahsai
Zip tie here as well. Poorly designed really.
2004 AE - My Indy added zip ties a couple of months ago - not sure why but just found out when local dealer brought them to my attention as if it were a disaster waiting to happen. What is the issue if the zip ties fail? Thanks.


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