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Hey, Guys. I want to thank everyone on this forum for all the free and helpful advice I've found here since joining. I have a '02 S which is showing a little wear on the cabin trim. Specifically, I'm wondering which silver color to use in matching that on the door pulls and the shift knob. (Arctic Silver vs....?) My Box is Guards Red with the standard black/silver interior. :renntech:
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I too had problems locking in my headlights until I realized the cheap-o wrench provided in the Boxster's tool kit (stamped steel) was worn just enough that the flats slipped on the locking bar hex. Using a hex socket on a ratchet extension worked just fine. The over-center design of the locking mechanism requires a fair bit of force and will announce the locked position with a solid"clunk" as it reaches about 90 degrees of rotation. Hope this helps. B)
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