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Rubber plug to secure cowl cover, left, 996-572-561-02-01C

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The cowl cover on the left side of my 2004 Boxster S, 996-572-561-02-01C, is held in place with a screw that has a Torx head. The screw goes into a rubber plug that has a captured nut. I need one of those plugs. What's the part number, please?

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... For others who need to know, may be also called Windshield Cowl Cover Nut or Nut for Pollen Filter Housing. Nothing works like the real thing, I'm here to tell  you, no matter what you try to cob together as a quick fix. "Don't put junk on your Porsche." Steve

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