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987 Wind Deflector Fixing kit
thomasario replied to thomasario's topic in 987-1/987C1 Series Part Number Requests
That's brilliant - thanks very much for your help :) -
Hi - I've just parted company with my leased 987 Boxster and now have a Cayman. Within a couple of months of ownership of the Boxster I ordered a wind defelctor from Porsche and got them to fit. Just before I handed tthe Boxster back I removed the windbreak itself - however the three plastic fixers had been riveted in place and were going nowhere. I remember when I had thie fitted in the first place Porsche had to delay the fix by a couple of days since they "hadn't ordered the fixing kit" which I assume were these thre plastic pieces. If so, is there a part number for the fixing kit? Thanks.