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Unfortunately the white plastic bit I have is different - it has a PCB on it and is subtly different to the one shown, with no obvious marks on mine to show where the bits go. Thanks for the pointer.
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Does anyone have any idea of the placement of the two small copper/brass coloured pieces between/near the white plastic frame and the screen itself ? And the SIM tray is no longer available as a separate part except to Porsche, but there are DIY repairs using paperclips melted through the plastic, which is apparently stronger.
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Centre console - rebound strap / check strap ?
dvenman replied to dvenman's topic in 986 Series Part Number Requests
That's great - thanks. I couldn't find it in the 986 catalogue, only the 996 one. So much for technology ! -
Centre console - rebound strap / check strap ?
dvenman replied to dvenman's topic in 986 Series Part Number Requests
My apologies - it's a 986, 2003 (2.7). -
I've got a new (to me) Boxster where the centre console check / rebound strap is missing. I can't find any reference to it in the PET (PDF version). Look at the picture here - http://www.renntech.org/forums/uploads/post-4600-1124639621_thumb.jpg - it's the fabric strap sticking up. Any ideas ? If not, looks like I'm destined to crawl around scrap yards . . .