YOUR RESEARCHHelp with trim clip / screw part number please!
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Hi, I have gone through the 996 parts catalog to try to find this part number but cannot seem to find the trim in it. This is some foam trim that is right under the passenger side of the dashboard. In my car the screw or trim clip is missing so the foam is hanging down. Passenger Trim.jpg Any help appreciated! Thanks
Hi, Can anyone help - I know it is a tough one! Thanks
OBD2 Port is on the drivers side..... is this a RHD? If it just hold that piece (which is light).... go to an auto store, they should have universal clips that will hold it in place.
Yes it is RHD, I'm in Australia. I thought I'd see if I could find a part number on something close by and then find it on a parts diagram so I might start with the ODB plug port.
A short larger self tapping screw.
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