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  1. Need help, again...

    There are 2 clips at the bottom of the backrest cover, they both broke on my 05 cayenne turbo. Also, there are 3 plastic peices and 3 metal clips higher up that attach to the frame of the seat, i might need them too. Is there a special glue that attaches the plastic peices to the back cover? It got unglued and don't know if there is some special glue available. Thanks, and I attached some pictures cause it's kinda hard for me to explain. Thanks again!!!

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  2. wow, that would've been helpful... i just installed the bracket on my 05 ctt, but i pre-drilled the holes for the bracket, wish i hadn't done it because i drilled a hole in the wrong place :angry: ... well, in the end it worked out..

    also, i installed the bracket upsidedown (on purpose, got that idea somewhere though...), it looks better, doesn't cover up the grille, and it's still pretty strong...

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  3. Hi Loren, I can't find the engine cover fasteners anywhere. Lost a couple when I changed the air filter. I think they are also called quarter-turn fasteners or turnlock fasteners. They secure the engine bay covers in place. Can you please provide me with a part number.

    Also, what is the part number for a licence plate support/bracket for a 2005 Cayenne Turbo. I think it is different than a Cayenne S due to the front bumper. Thank you in advance for your help.

  4. 2005 Cayenne Turbo Air Filter Change


    I recently changed my air filter on my 2005 Cayenne Turbo, and here's is how I went about. It took a while, but not bad considering I had no idea how to do it. I saw another article here on air filter change, but the problem is that on a Turbo, the air goes from the air filter to the turbots and then to the intake (vs. from the air filter straight to the intake on a regular V8), meaning the plumbing is not the same. I believe this is will also work on a Cayenne S, but I'm not 100% sure. Couple

     

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