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Andrew D.

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    Los Angeles, CA
  • Porsche Club
    POC (Porsche Owners Club)
  • Present cars
    2010 Boxster S
    2007 GT3
    1997 Boxster Spec Racer
  • Former cars
    2000 C4<br /><br /><br />
    2004 C4S<br /><br /><br />
    2006 Boxster S

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  1. Yes, they are two very different companies. Check out Wheel Enhancement. You will not be disappointed.
  2. I've had nothing but excellent experience with Wheel Enhancement OEM Porsche wheels and Michelin tires. They helped me with my C4S, Boxster S and GT3. I have no affiliation with them other than being a satisfied customer.
  3. Andrew: Here you go (click on it to blow it up): Note: If you don't already have them, you will also need two "male and female" plastic buttons. Let me know if you need the part numbers for those, I have them somewhere around here. Regards, Maurice. Maurice, Thank you! Those are the parts I'm looking for. You are a god. Also - Thanks for your offer on the plastic button part numbers. If you can find them without too much trouble, I'd greatly appreciate it. Andrew Maybe give Maurice a Rep point by clicking the plus at the bottom right of his post? Loren, Thanks for the reminder! Consider it done. Andrew
  4. Andrew: The "push buttons" as Porsche calls them, are part numbers 999.507.774.40 and 999.507.775.40. You need two of each (two males, two females), which end up as one pair on each side. If they don't 'click" together when you install them on the scoops, you can use some black urethane adhesive sealant (Permatex makes a good one that is readily available at auto chain stores) to make sure they don't separate. Regards, Maurice. Maurice, Again, I thank you for going above and beyond! Andrew
  5. Andrew: Here you go (click on it to blow it up): Note: If you don't already have them, you will also need two "male and female" plastic buttons. Let me know if you need the part numbers for those, I have them somewhere around here. Regards, Maurice. Maurice, Thank you! Those are the parts I'm looking for. You are a god. Also - Thanks for your offer on the plastic button part numbers. If you can find them without too much trouble, I'd greatly appreciate it. Andrew
  6. Andrew: The two scoops (which I'm told is for directing air to cool the transmission) are part number 986 331 361 03. Regards, Maurice. Maurice, Thank you so much! Do you happen to know a source for a photo of the part? I want to be sure I'm ordering the correct part and I've been unable to find a pic of it anywhere. None of the diagrams I've seen clearly show what it is I'm looking for. Andrew
  7. I'm looking for the part number for the rear axle cooling scoops on the underside of a Boxster. One scoop sits on each side to help cool each half-axle. I believe this feature was introduced after 1999. Thanks!
  8. Engine is toast. :( Any advice for where to get a new one? Talk to Dan Aspesi at Speed Gallery in Studio City, CA.
  9. You continue to amaze me. Thanks for the amazingly quick reply!
  10. I'm looking for the part number of the cigarette lighter assembly for a 2004 Boxster (986) U.S. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
  11. Thanks, Loren! I found it. Your help is very much appreciated.
  12. There are many connectors left dangling behind the dash. Can you describe which one it would it is? Thanks so much!
  13. Yes. The fuse is fine. There is no wiring that connects to the lighter.
  14. I purchased a Chase Cam with a cigarette lighter adapter as a power source. The only trouble is, my cigarette lighter doesn't have any power running to it. The wiring has been removed. How can I get a power connection to the lighter? Thanks!
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