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I also repaired my convertible top flap (a.k.a.
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Use grinder

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What I did to fix was to cut two pieces of hard plastic and glued them to both sides of the broken one, then used my grinder to form them to size and just drilled the middle out to same size of the original piece.
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I also repaired my convertible top flap (a.k.a.
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What I did to fix was to cut two pieces of hard plastic and glued them to both sides of the broken one, then used my grinder to form them to size and just drilled the middle out to same size of the original piece.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm sure its on here somewhere. But, I don't even know what to call it??? My manual is on a dead hard drive. It keep the top latch from poking holes in the top when closing. I have a new top, but I can't install till I have this simple plastic part. Anyone have the Part number? " target="_blank"> IMG_0689 by https://www.flickr.com/photos/85437534@N07/, on Flickr " target="_blank"> IMG_0688 by https://www.flickr.com/photos/85437534@N07/, on Flickr " target="_blank"> IMG_0687 by https://www.flickr.com/photos/85437534@N07/, on Flickr

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I just fixed mine because my dealer couldn’t help me out. What I did to fix was to cut two pieces of hard plastic and glued them to both sides of the broken one, then used my grinder to form them to size and just drilled the middle out to same size of the original piece. I did not notch them out, I just slid it into place.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I guess that's the route i will be going, unless someone finds a supplier or number. I have been thru the parts book and have not seen. Maybe I missed it?

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I also repaired my convertible top flap (a.k.a. trim cover). I drilled a small hole in the end of the "arm" where the broken part is. Then, I inserted a zip-tie through the hole, around the shaft that it clips to, and back into the zip tie. Fixed. I wish I had a picture, but it was pretty simple. If you want a new one, it looks like the part is 9 99656126501 Trim Cover (UP TO YEAR 01) $27.07 9 99656126503 Trim Cover (FROM YEAR 02 UP) $25.89 It's part # 9 here: http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...-05/811-12.php Here's another thread about this part. Edit: I found the DIY for the simple fix: Check post #8 here: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...w-closing.html

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Thank you for that post. I overlooked it in the part manual ./

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