997.2 radio/PCM knobs
07-03-2020, 07:24 PM
#31
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Thank you so much. I purchased push on/pull off ***** from the Suncoast parts finder. They didn't look exactly like mine so I was suspicious. I had watched several YouTubes, seen several posts and all said the 997.2 sticky ***** just pull off. Mine didn't. As I was contemplating using a screwdriver to wedge them off, I came across this thread.
Easy to get the cap off and had to find a tiny torx (#6), but worked like a charm. After getting them off, it was simple work to clean them with rubbing alcohol (soak and rub, soak and rub). I put them back on and they look great and feel better.
I really appreciate it.
Easy to get the cap off and had to find a tiny torx (#6), but worked like a charm. After getting them off, it was simple work to clean them with rubbing alcohol (soak and rub, soak and rub). I put them back on and they look great and feel better.
I really appreciate it.
One side note - that very tiny little minuscule screw in the center of the inside **** retainer.
It's easy to drop.
And it's not easy to find after you drop it.
An hour later I got it.
After removing the drivers seat...
07-04-2020, 06:46 PM
#33
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I had the same experience coming across this thread just in the nick of time. I did put new ones on.
One side note - that very tiny little minuscule screw in the center of the inside **** retainer.
It's easy to drop.
And it's not easy to find after you drop it.
An hour later I got it.
After removing the drivers seat...
One side note - that very tiny little minuscule screw in the center of the inside **** retainer.
It's easy to drop.
And it's not easy to find after you drop it.
An hour later I got it.
After removing the drivers seat...
12-02-2020, 06:14 PM
#34
Hi
Safe yourself the hassle and the $$. I ordered 99,9% alcohol via Amazon, a fibre cloth and it took me 10 min to clean both *****, the next day ( as in the beginning it still felt a bit sticky ) the stickiness was gone. Wet fibre cloth and turn the button holding the cloth against it.
Br
Francois
Safe yourself the hassle and the $$. I ordered 99,9% alcohol via Amazon, a fibre cloth and it took me 10 min to clean both *****, the next day ( as in the beginning it still felt a bit sticky ) the stickiness was gone. Wet fibre cloth and turn the button holding the cloth against it.
Br
Francois
08-03-2021, 05:01 PM
#38
Rennlist Member
Thanks for preventing me from just ripping the ***** off like the web would have you believe (maybe on earlier versions). A couple of updates:
1.) My 2010 needed a T7, not T6 bit. May want to have assorted sizes handy.
2.) Sun Coast now charging $80 a set.
3.) Chrome rings had some extra flash on them requiring trimming. Take your time, test fit the chrome rings on the **** before mounting the ***** on the radio. Cap should then snap on like butta.
1.) My 2010 needed a T7, not T6 bit. May want to have assorted sizes handy.
2.) Sun Coast now charging $80 a set.
3.) Chrome rings had some extra flash on them requiring trimming. Take your time, test fit the chrome rings on the **** before mounting the ***** on the radio. Cap should then snap on like butta.
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09-23-2021, 05:09 PM
#40
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Five minutes with liquid hand sanitizer (70% alcohol) sprayed on a shop rag, hold the rag against the *****, spin them a few times and the sticky is gone.
11-01-2021, 04:28 PM
#42
Rennlist Member
Hi all,
Anyone have the actual part numbers for the 997.2 radio *****?
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKUPCM3KNOB.html
Anyone have the actual part numbers for the 997.2 radio *****?
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKUPCM3KNOB.html
11-02-2021, 10:47 PM
#43
Rennlist Member
Hi all,
Anyone have the actual part numbers for the 997.2 radio *****?
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKUPCM3KNOB.html
Anyone have the actual part numbers for the 997.2 radio *****?
https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKUPCM3KNOB.html
