POST 1Original post
987.1, passenger seat rocking slightly, found what looks like a missing bolt. Can someone tell me what part I need to fix this?
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YOUR RESEARCHCar seat rocking, bolt missing
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POST 2Original post
I looked at my copy of the PET - that bolt or nut is not called out as a separate part, which means it's sold by Porsche as part of the seat assembly. It should be a fairly standard metric fastener, though. I would suggest looking at the other side, or on the driver's seat and try to find its partner.
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