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How to install a Cover Plate #986-521-315-00-B12, on a Boxster seat rail.
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YOUR RESEARCHInstallation of Cover Plate 986-521-315-00-B12
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POST 2Original post
also try asking in the BOXSTER (986) forum: https://rennlist.com/forums/boxster-...-986-forum-67/
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Do you have the sport seat? The cover panel has a bolt that holds it secure. (see picture) You remove the seat adjustment panel on the side of the seat or you may need to remove the seat to access the bolt (see Rennlist thread below), unscrew the bolt, and then it will unsnap and slide out from the back of the seat. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...nge-cover.html
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All i can say is, it was PITA when I did mine. Ended up respraying them still attached to the seat...
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