YOUR RESEARCH1999 911 Carrera convertible.
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Just bought this project car. I have just rebuilt both cylinders and am ready to re-install them. My question about the drivers side actuator. Does the arm get attached in any way or does it just lay in there during installation. I haven't been able to find any information about this. Any help would be appreciated Thanks, Jack
There should be a little nub on the cylinder that the actuator just sits on. Go on youtube. There is so much information with pics/videos that if you follow, you can't screw it up
Did you rebuilt them yourself? Was it tough for you?
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Here is a good post on DIY job. 996 Cabriolet Hydraulic cylinder rebuild - Rennlist - Porsche Discussion Forums
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