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Front & Rear hood/trunk switch - Driver's side door sill

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By pb84
in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Can anyone tell me what the part number is for the front & rear hood/trunk switch located on driver's side door sill. My front switch cover broke off. 2008 Boxster S

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Loren - Thanks! Suncoast had the part on sale for $64.88. I understand there are two caps to remove along inner door sill to access two 5mm allen bolts (loosen a few turns only) then carefully pull up sill to release a single push plug anchor. Unplug electrical connector, switch can then be removed from bottom of sill - held in place by two screws. Thanks again!

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