Need part number help
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Hi,
I hit a really nasty pavement joint in a construction zone, and what I thought was a piece of the RH wheel arch liner was jarred loose. It turns out it's called an "air duct", part number 996-575-232-30. When it is installed, it looks like this.
This air duct is held on by four clips. I've circled their attachment points. All four of them are broken.
The two big clips behind the green circles look like this, and hook onto a water hose. They are part number 996-106-414-55.
The two little clips behind the yellow circles look like this, and hook onto a narrow metal line (not sure what it's for). I can't find the part number for this clip, and I need 3 of them because one of them is broken on the duct on the other side of the car.
Does anyone know the part number for these clips? I could zip tie the duct to the metal line, but I'd really rather not.
Thanks very much,
Mike
PS - The car is new to me as of last week. It's a Black 2004 GT3 with 20K miles. The only significant options were leather sport seats (partial electric), carbon fiber shifter and brake handle, xenon headlamps, and footwell lighting. I'll post pictures as soon as I can.
I hit a really nasty pavement joint in a construction zone, and what I thought was a piece of the RH wheel arch liner was jarred loose. It turns out it's called an "air duct", part number 996-575-232-30. When it is installed, it looks like this.
This air duct is held on by four clips. I've circled their attachment points. All four of them are broken.
The two big clips behind the green circles look like this, and hook onto a water hose. They are part number 996-106-414-55.
The two little clips behind the yellow circles look like this, and hook onto a narrow metal line (not sure what it's for). I can't find the part number for this clip, and I need 3 of them because one of them is broken on the duct on the other side of the car.
Does anyone know the part number for these clips? I could zip tie the duct to the metal line, but I'd really rather not.
Thanks very much,
Mike
PS - The car is new to me as of last week. It's a Black 2004 GT3 with 20K miles. The only significant options were leather sport seats (partial electric), carbon fiber shifter and brake handle, xenon headlamps, and footwell lighting. I'll post pictures as soon as I can.
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Mike while your at it u should ziptie the brake air duct. If u ever have an off on the track it pops out pretty easily since it's held by plastic rivets. Mike
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Awesome, thanks!
My thinking was I'd be better off losing the duct than risking worse damage to whatever I zip tied it to. Maybe if I used the skinny zip ties it would give a little extra grip, but it would break away if something really pulled on it?
My thinking was I'd be better off losing the duct than risking worse damage to whatever I zip tied it to. Maybe if I used the skinny zip ties it would give a little extra grip, but it would break away if something really pulled on it?
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Nothing would happen its plastic duct tied to the steel arms etc. It would just bend the duct and no damage whatsoever to steel arms(u only need one or two ziptie so if it does pop off it still stays on car). Now front splitter thats different- if u use screws since its hooked up to front bumper it'll rip the threads out. Mike
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Mike, is that you? I was at Will's last week getting an alignment and he said he just did a PPI for you. I guess the car passed! Congrats! We want to see pictures ASAP! Lou in NJ
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