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Cabriolet Front Latching Mechanism: Need Parts

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YOUR RESEARCHCabriolet Front Latching Mechanism: Need Parts

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Run into the same problem

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So I am running into the same problem.

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Replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly

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I�ve had little luck trying to determine whether or not I can replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly.

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Replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly

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I�ve had little luck trying to determine whether or not I can replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly.

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Replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly

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I�ve had little luck trying to determine whether or not I can replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly.

Cabriolet Front Latching Mechanism: Need Parts

Run into the same problem

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So I am running into the same problem.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I�ve had little luck trying to determine whether or not I can replace just the broken piece or the entire assembly. I can only find an eBay seller that has one for $500! I don�t know if the motor is working or not but it doesn�t look damaged. Can I just get the switch? Anyone got a 3D printer? This costs 500 used. Can this be replaced?

POST 2Original post

Sunset Porsche is showing brand new ones for $471. Not sure if they are actually available though. 1999-2005 Porsche 911 Catch SUPERSEDES 996-561-017-01-A09 | Sunset Porsche Parts

POST 4Original post

So I am running into the same problem. Apparently the plastic "fingers" inside of the assembly are broken which is causing the microswitches not to work properly - with mine it ends up deploying the hook early. My local shop said the part is no longer available and the updated version is 5 different parts that total about $1,500 - which is crazy. I have looked up those parts online for closer to $1,000 but that is still insane. It appears 996-561-017-01-A09 is the correct NOS replacement part and is in stock at some places for ~$500, but I can't get a straight answer on if that is correct/complete? Any insights?

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