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I don't think Porsche sell it as a separate unit - I think you would need to replace the cluster.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Would anyone have the part number for the TFT screen on the right hand side of a 718 Cayman/Boxster instrument cluster? It isn’t listed in the parts catalogue I have. I’m hoping it can be bought as a separate part. Mine is on the blink. Thanks in advance.

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I don't think Porsche sell it as a separate unit - I think you would need to replace the cluster. I just found this via google. Not sure how hard it is to fit - looks like it's on some sort of a ribbon cable so maybe not that hard. Would also assume the hassle of coding a new cluster / sorting the odometer etc..... https://store.minitools.com/en/sei-disp165-display...

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esuuv said: I don't think Porsche sell it as a separate unit - I think you would need to replace the cluster. I just found this via google. Not sure how hard it is to fit - looks like it's on some sort of a ribbon cable so maybe not that hard. Would also assume the hassle of coding a new cluster / sorting the odometer etc..... https://store.minitools.com/en/sei-disp165-display... Your link appears to be broken. There are screens available on eBay but they are cheap Chinese things and as I have some credit on Rosepassion I was hoping it would be available separately.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That link works on my mobile, looks to be the correct part. Fitting it may be my issue.

POST 5Original post

By the looks of the parts diagram you'll need to buy the whole cluster. There are lots of different part numbers for different models and gearbox configurations so it's probably easier if you give your OPC a call.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sent the cluster off to be repaired, apparently it’s a pretty common problem and not an expensive fix. Royal Mail have lost the parcel, which is going to be an expensive fix.

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