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  1. Try 9604
  2. There is just a sealing washer around it and the electrical connection. When you pull the old one out washer fluid will leak out so push the new one in right away. Then transfer the electrical connector. Done.
  3. Try 9608
  4. 955 628 105 00 Water level switch - US MSRP $22.10 (item 11)
  5. A bad tank sensor is fairly common.
  6. Try 5108
  7. 997 361 980 07 Wheel bolt US MSRP $12.50 (each).
  8. I sent you the answers via PM.
  9. PM me your VIN and I will see what Porsche's factory database shows. I will send you a copy also.
  10. See the post right above your post... I replied already.
  11. The same as what I gave you in 2018. Try 2870
  12. Yes, the common practice is to us the Uview Airlift to remove the coolant (under vacuum - then reverse it to fill under a vacuum. You can test the coolant while it is out to see if it still meets your freeze protection needs.
  13. No, you only need to a PIWIS if you change radios.
  14. 958 572 219 01 Dust and pollen filter insert -- US MSRP $40.09 Porsche may have discontinued that bracket. As I recall the filter fits very tight so that bracket may not be needed.
  15. Which part the filter or the holding bracket?
  16. I am having trouble finding that part in Porsche's catalog. Can you see a part number on it. If so, please reply with that number.
  17. If you need a part number then please provide exact model and year of the car. Thanks.
  18. Did you read my last reply - I can not help you with a CR1. These were Alpine radios and the later radios were Becker. I only have codes for Becker radios... sorry.
  19. From the Lost Radio Code FAQ "Which radios can not have their unlock code recovered through serial number? - CR1 - Alpine - CDR-23/24 (or later) - Becker - PCM (Porsche Communication Management) – Siemens & Becker"
  20. 955 522 258 00 Support US MSRP $275.87
  21. Try 5265
  22. Try 5172
  23. Try 1083
  24. Try 0710
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