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Rubber Bumper just infront of the rear wheels - need a part number

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YOUR RESEARCHRubber Bumper just infront of the rear wheels - need a part number

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Check the diagram on Auto Atlanta, but it looks like the number is

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Check the diagram on Auto Atlanta, but it looks like the number is

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone got any ideas what the little rubber bumper mount part is just infront of the rear wheels. I had the car jacked up the other night and noticed they could do with replacing. Must have been a couple of the DE's that ripped them apart going off into the dust. It's quite a substantial piece of rubber that seems to fit into the body panel but I can't find the part numbers for them. Cheers Sean

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Check the diagram on Auto Atlanta, but it looks like the number is 996 504 893 00 rubber lip - Left 996 504 894 00 - Right Don't quote me, though... http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p..._911_parts.php

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Thanks you got me in the right diagram there, It's Part #7 I need also, 996 504 393 01 996 504 394 01 Cheeers Sean

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Sorry - #7 is the part I wanted to give the number for, but I screwed up and gave the number for #8. Good catch, thanks.

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