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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is this cover and bulkhead fitting part number?
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I was checking a few things under the bonnet and came across this cover on the drivers side - any guidance what it is please?
What is this cover and bulkhead fitting part number?
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They could be "wellnuts", commonly used on motorbike fairings etc.
What is this cover and bulkhead fitting part number?
Use on the main bulkheads
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Any idea on the part number for the rubber grommets with the nuts inside used on the main bulkheads?
What is this cover and bulkhead fitting part number?
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Hi folks, hope you are coping well with this lockdown and all keeping safe?
I was checking a few things under the bonnet and came across this cover on the drivers side - any guidance what it is please?
Also, in the bulkhead there are some rubber grommets with some nuts moulded into the fixing. The amp and CD units are bolted to them and I can't find them on design 911. A part number would he helpful if anyone has it please?
Thanks
Graham
Great post.
Insane this too whilst looking for the pollen filter. On our cars it's on the passenger water bottle side.
No idea what this covers. Ooh, mystery deepens
So it's just a blanking plate! Thanks for confirming that.
Any idea on the part number for the rubber grommets with the nuts inside used on the main bulkheads? I couldn't see them on the parts site And they don't seem to have a typical Porsche part code on them.
They could be "wellnuts", commonly used on motorbike fairings etc.
Kind of a top hat rubber item with a moulded in brass nut.
They are possibly a generic size so you can measure them up but I have seen some one-off sizes on Porsches.
Available for ebay etc and very cheap.
The part number for the wellnut type fixing for the covers on the bulk head is 99950009200. they are also on ebay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Porsche-cowl-nut-for-battery-cover-99950009200-/352490735522
Mike
The Wellnut fixings for the pollen filter cover and far side cover are above.
The Wellnuts for the amp/CD changer are larger and shorter than these .. best i can find is below ..
https://www.deroure.com/diagrams.asp?TBL=2646&MAK=3&MDL=25&SMA=0&SMO=0&ST=&SC=0
No. 6
99950007800
Thanks Both. It's actually the one holding the amplifier in place.
Hi Iain, I wondered if you have seen my post on interference on the sound system? Appreciate your views if you have some please?
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