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Well most of you were probably trying to refurb the insert of the gearshifter , well I was basically trying to do the same thing, but couldn't work out how to change it out. Well after a while of using a screwdriver and other Sharp implements, the aluminum is just like a very thin plate. I used some heat from a hairdryer and let it cool down, after a few mins went back to pry it from the bottom and it pinged right off! Anyway I cleaned it with solvent and stuck some 3M silver carbon fiber vinyl and it looks much better, hiding all the small dents and scratches in one swoop. Restuck it with 2 tiny dabs of shoe goop . I will post pics later. I also did the gear surround outer and the screen surround in the same vinyl. I wish I could find the same silver paint as used in the new cars, that's looks great, and wears much better.
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Just wondering if anyone has removed the interior tailgate panel, as I have a small diagonal dent which is where the model inscription section is, just above the license plate is. I asked my opc and they told me was doubled skinned, so a fill and paint would be required. I'm not convinced. Anyone can prove otherwise with pics?
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All fixed , just needed a little patience, shift working all well.
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I managed to remove mine without too much force, but I think I may have overstretched the spring now the button won't press. Will I be able to shift or not? How can you take this thing apart? Anyone try it yet?
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Are these the same for an '06 turbo s?
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trunk lid trim part number.
canyon replied to canyon's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne) Part Number Requests
It's a 2006 Cayenne Turbo S. the part looks like a small D shaped trim. TIA -
I need a small piece of trim for the interior of the trunk/boot lid. It looks like it is a small access area for the rear wiper? Interior is stone grey.