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broken knob/stalk on instrument cluster
Dune73 replied to Peter 996's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
Hi together, I found this topic searching for help changing one of the broken plastic knobs in my Porsche 996 of 2002. I know that this topic is from 2007, but maybe somebody can answer one question if have: It seems like the shaft is not broken completely - so a new knob could could fix that problem - the rest of the old knob is already on the shaft, but there is only the half of it left (don't know how to write it in english - i'm not native speaker ;-)) So the question is: how do i change the knob? just pulling out of the shaft? with s small tongs? how is it fixed? Thanks in advance from the home of the porsche... :-) Markus