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  1. Sunset Imports in Oregon has all of mine except one (supp 87) we are waiting for.
  2. For the most part yes. The coat hook slides up and off. Then you will need to take the bolt out of the seat belt slide and remove the screw in the B pillar. Then that part of the B pillar will come off. The rest comes off by pulling inward along the roof (C pillar) and the windshield (A pillar).
  3. Tom Morris has a great DIY for this. You can find it here
  4. I don't see graphite gray in the parts list so that headliner will likely be a special order - and without sunroof. To relace it you will need to remove the A, B and C pillars. There are 8 clips that hold it in place. I do not know if they can be reused or not.
  5. Yes. Any of the factory rockers switches will work. Which switch do you want to use? Here is a few of the common ones Yoseif's Switch page
  6. That does not seem to be a good part number. Are you talking about the dome strut supports in the front trunk or the shock struts?
  7. Down in the footwell where the spoiler switch is. Pull the cover off - use the hole. (Jeff's pic - I think)
  8. Have a look at this thread. Is this what you need? (edit corrected link)
  9. Cast iron or Ceramic? You will need rotors, calipers, and front wheel carriers from a MK1 GT3 or GT2. The TT front wheel carriers (hubs) will not fit on a C2 as they are for 4WD cars. So you need the front wheel carriers from a 2WD car.
  10. The correct part number and supplement level for the Carrera (996) Service Manual is: Carrera (1999 on) -- Workshop Manual -- 94 supplements -- 17 volumes -- WKD-483-721
  11. Most engine mods are tested with the engine only type of dynos. Roller type dynos are not known to be very accurate and can cause damage to the car. Here is an excerpt from a TT TSB on dynos:
  12. Item 8 in rootwood (as it is called in the parts list) is: MY 04 -- 955 552 297 01 4X2 Trim Centre Console MY 05 -- 955 552 297 02 4X2 Trim Centre Console
  13. The parts list shows part listing for olive grain, rootwood, and ash wood for the console trim piece (8 above). Please check your option code numbers as I don't know which is which.
  14. PM me with your email address and I will send you the instructions.
  15. For a Boxster S (all years): 996 352 741 00 Tension Spring (4 per car) $11.97 each (as of Nov 2003)
  16. The spacers will fit your car -- but may or may not be recommended for your wheels. The TSB calls out specific tire and wheel combinations where these spacers have been tested to be safe.
  17. P1531 has three likely causes (according to the OBD II manual): - Open circuit in triggering wire. - Open circuit in B+ supply. - Actuator faulty. Basically the troubleshooting is check the wiring - if it is okay then replace the actuator.
  18. The hardtop was changed in 1998 and that version is now used for all model years 1997-2004.
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