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Need all to identify trim piece

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YOUR RESEARCHNeed all to identify trim piece

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same trouble your dealer was having

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Looking at the PET I don't see an individual small part here, probably the same trouble your dealer was having.

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same trouble your dealer was having

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Looking at the PET I don't see an individual small part here, probably the same trouble your dealer was having.

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glad it worked out Philandviki....

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POST 1Original post

Hello everyone . I am trying to get a trim part for my 987 cayman . I’ll try to explain and put a picture . I had it at Porsche the other day and they could not locate what it was . It’s the passenger side rear . The brake light cover one part has a little tab that sticks out that goes in a hole the other side there is a plastic twist screw that goes into a plastic thread type square hole . I am missing the insert that goes in the square hole that holds the thumb screw . I know it’s confusing . I have a picture of the square hole where the insert should go . With out that piece the light covering keeps falling off in the car when I drive .

POST 2Original post

I will take a picture from the other side of the actual part that maybe better . I’ll post it soon

POST 3Original post

Looking at the PET I don't see an individual small part here, probably the same trouble your dealer was having. Perhaps a section of a larger part has broken off?

POST 4Original post

this is taken from the 987.2 diagrams so hope it helps.... would it be parts 7,8 or 25? 7 - 999 507 839 01 clamp 3,5 8 - 999 209 084 40 spacer 20x25x0.5 25 - 999 590 057 40 Cams catch

POST 5Original post

Ok got it ! Thank you eyeofthetiger That part is 999-590-057-40 the Cam and it cost .80 !! It snapped in “with a little force ) and the light cover now stays perfectly in place !!!!!

POST 6Original post

glad it worked out Philandviki.... and thanks for letting me know - it made the time I spent going through the parts pages looking for the right one worth it!

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