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I am sure this has been asked but... Is there a reliable (Free?) source of the original, as supplied new options list for my vehicle? Cheers Spart
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POST 2Original post
Any good? http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=30179
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I have the definitive set of options codes, just not how to find the ones that were fitted to my car when it was supplied new! I can't find any stickers under the bonnet etc. Cheers Spart
POST 4Original post
There's a copy of the sticker on the inside cover of your Service Book. If you haven't got that your only option is to give your VIN number to your friendly neighbourhood OPC. I'm pretty sure that all the old VIN look up sites are defunct.
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Many thanks. I have the original service book but there is no sticker in it or in any of the books in the original leather folder etc. Yeah I have tried a few of the supposed VIN Decoder sites but they are all generic (Model Year etc.) Not specific to my car. WIll see if any of the dealers will provide this info, I doubt it but it's free to ask Cheers Spart
POST 6Original post
There should also be a VIL label / sticker under the bonnet on a 996 which will have the option codes on it
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
There are no stickers at all on the underside of the bonnet. Had a good look around, under plastics etc. Can't find any. Cheers Spart
POST 8Original post
This works and is in a good cause https://rennlist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=753351&referrerid=10902
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Brilliant always up for a reason to HFH! Cheers Spart
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