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PN? Spare wheel well rubber plugs


IXLR8

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I and the local dealer who then called Porsche have been searching for the part numbers of the rubber plugs that seal up the 5 holes in the floor where the spare wheel is located. They admit to having had trouble finding the part numbers before, but so far they've come up empty.

Four of the holes are identical at 13.8 mm in diameter; the fifth hole is roughly 6 mm in diameter and is located under the cable tray towards the rear.

For now, I've used some non-metric plugs that I got at a local fasterner store; they don't fit all that well.

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On 10/17/2009 at 6:03 AM, IXLR8 said:

I and the local dealer who then called Porsche have been searching for the part numbers of the rubber plugs that seal up the 5 holes in the floor where the spare wheel is located. They admit to having had trouble finding the part numbers before, but so far they've come up empty.

Four of the holes are identical at 13.8 mm in diameter; the fifth hole is roughly 6 mm in diameter and is located under the cable tray towards the rear.

For now, I've used some non-metric plugs that I got at a local fasterner store; they don't fit all that well.

 

Exact model and year of the car please?

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