I could use some help please - do not know the name of this part
 

Hello everybody

I have a question and hope that some one can help me with this


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I have attached these two pictures to show what parts I would like to replace. These are the two rubber pieces in front of the rear wheels.

Looks like that there is already some rust and they are pretty badly damaged. The right side more than the other

What are these called ?

I appreciate any help somebody can offer me.

I have not had this Porsche for long and I am still getting familiar with my new ride so please forgive me.

have a nice day

Passenger or rear splash guard... Get with sun coast for good deals on this part. Easy replacement of part, however, sort out the rust issue first. Best of luck!

thank you cvazquez for your help. I appreciate this

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I've found Gaudin Porsche (no affiliation) to be one of the least-expensive places to get factory parts.

I'm taking a look at their parts listing for that area and see part #1 on this (http://www.gaudinporscheparts.com/pa...iagram=6933730) as possibly being your rocker panel part and part #8 on this (http://www.gaudinporscheparts.com/pa...iagram=6933440) as being your wheel liner.

Please independently verify these are the parts you are looking for and be sure that you get the right one for your model. I'm a bit mystified as to why yours looks like one piece and these are two pieces... so I'm not at all sure I made the right pick.

Unfortunately... they still aren't cheap but a lot cheaper than retail. You may also need some of the fitting parts depending upon the condition of yours.

That rust is something that needs to be addressed separately though by a good body shop or it will continue to grow. You must be in a place that uses a lot of salts on the road.

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This might be useful. I had to replace mine a few months back and posted some photos of how I did it.

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ement-diy.html

that is great - looks like the rust is from the bracket or metal support from this trim.

thank you very much for the link

I need to do this some time or another too. Mine have been cracked for a while now.