POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
1. Can I get colorcode for my 997s from my VIN for the bodyshop, car is bass black but he wants a code. 2. My front bonnet does not pop open by the pull via drivers door, any ideas? feck wrong forum
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POST 2Original post
lol good effort though. Isn't the paint code on the sticker on the underside of the bonnet?
POST 3Original post
997s don't have a sticker under the bonnet, but it should be shown in the Maintenance Booklet. I think the cable in the driver's door is the same as the 996 - ie for the fuel flap.
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