Hi, I’m new on the forum, but been on the UK Cayman Owners Club for a few years now and I’ve just posted a ‘how to’ guide for fixing the dreaded trunk clunk complete with step by step photos if anyone wants/needs it. Follow this link: Trunk Clunk Fix - 'How to Guide'! I've created a step-by-step guide complete with pictures for removing of the trunk / boot lid trim so you can access the vibration damping weight to sort out the dreaded 'trunk-clunk'. See attached .pdf file. Hope anyone who needs it finds it useful and helpful. Windy PORSCHE Cayman 987 Trunk Clu... www.caymanoc.com
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YOUR RESEARCHTrunk Clunk Fix - ‘how to guide’
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Thanks, PDF goes to a broken link.
Strange, it’s working for me. perhaps you have to register on the cayman OC site (standard registration is free) to access links / attachments.
This is a source reference. Confirm exact model applicability in the original material.
