My 2007 Cayman S with 43,000 miles has developed a knock under the dash behind the glove box. This starts as soon as I start it and continues. I am taking it in Friday. Any ideas?
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YOUR RESEARCHKnock under dash behind glove box
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Sounds like you've got a "Borrower" living behind your glovebox, and although normally found under stairs they do migrate on occasion Sounds like something is just loose behind there.
Maybe this will help you out: http://www.planet-9.com/cayman-boxs...m/cayman-boxster-chat/42298-how-many-screws-there-securing-cayman-glovebox.html
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