YOUR RESEARCHPlease identify this cover
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6 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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I am still getting to know my new to me 2001 Cab 911 with 6 spd.
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I am still getting to know my new to me 2001 Cab 911 with 6 spd. I found this cover under the passenger seat just laying there. The cover is approx 8" long by 2" wide. Height is maybe 3/16" The top says >ABS< . There are 6 tabs on it for locking, two of which are broken on one side. The inside of the cover has no marks of distinction on it. Anyone know what it is and where it goes?
I'm going to go out on a limb and say this isn't part of your car. If it were, it would have a part number molded into it. Looks like part of a carrying case for something.
Yes, I was wondering the same.
It's the cover for the seat memory controller. The seat memory controller is attached to the bottom of the driver's seat.
The marking ABS signifies the type of plastic used to make the part.
Thanks for your help. The cover is back on now.
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