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I have a 2003 Targa which needs new rear brake pads. I recall reading somewhere that the Targa is based on the Convertible rather than the C2. If this is the case then the brake pads which I am about to order should be the Convertible type rather than the C2 type-- as apparently they are different. Does anyone out there know if this is the right way to go?? Thanks!
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MY2003 Targa 6speed RHD UK When indicating left my stalk switch stays on until I switch it off, or when indicating right I have to hold the stalk in the up position otherwise it bounces back to the middle. I have taken off the Column Shrouds and a piece of black plastic fell out of the Stalk Switch Assembly-- but I cannot see where it came from exactly, although there is a rough edge to it where it has snapped off from its parent part. I want to fix it myself as Porsche will want £££££££ off me for doing it. My questions are: is this realistically achievable? And is it a Steering Wheel & Airbag off job? Anyone out there able to help me, or has anyone had this happen and got it fixed and did it cost the earth? Thanks!