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Hi,

What is the part or name for the small black cover or fin kind of thing attached to the front bumper right in front of the tire and before the splach guard, it is a small piece that seems can come our easily, to protect the side lower bumber, I just noticed I scrached mine as might have touched pavment or side or low ground clearance thing.

What is the name and how can one buy it. I will try an attach a pic

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Hi,

What is the part or name for the small black cover or fin kind of thing attached to the front bumper right in front of the tire and before the splach guard, it is a small piece that seems can come our easily, to protect the side lower bumber, I just noticed I scrached mine as might have touched pavment or side or low ground clearance thing.

What is the name and how can one buy it. I will try an attach a pic

Please tell us the model and year of your car?

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Item 5?

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yes thats the one. What would be the best way to order it? and what is it called Thanks Loren.

997.505.525.00.01C Left cover (in satin black) -- US MSRP $12.19

997.505.526.00.01C Right cover (in satin black) -- US MSRP $12.19

We recommend Sunset Imports - Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost. There is a link at the top center of any page.

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Item 5?

post-1-1240083100_thumb.png

yes thats the one. What would be the best way to order it? and what is it called Thanks Loren.

997.505.525.00.01C Left cover (in satin black) -- US MSRP $12.19

997.505.526.00.01C Right cover (in satin black) -- US MSRP $12.19

We recommend Sunset Imports - Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost. There is a link at the top center of any page.

Thanks Loren, will contact them, thats whom I have bought most of the tequipment stuff from.

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