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Hey all, I have searched and searched, looked at multiple diagrams, and no luck. Can anyone help identify this and where it goes? The only markings on it are: an arrow and the letters V Re (looks like a lower case e) It came from under the rear carpet, where the cabriolet top stores away. I was in there adding hydraulic fluid and saw it laying in there and for the life of me cannot figure out where it goes. Thank you for any help!!
Re=Rechts=right. V could stand for vorne, meaning forward/front. The arrow typically points in direction of travel. So it fits somewhere at the right front but I have no clue what it is.
Quotes source post: 20170220
Yes, sorry, forgot to include that part. I know that VR means, Vorne Rechts, just trying to figure out where this goes back to. Thanks for the reply!
Bump, still looking to identify where this goes. Thanks!
Looks maybe like some clamp type part used in the cable clam shell mechanism...?
Quotes source post: 20176575
I�ll look again under the top part and see. Thanks.
Hello friends, i need to find where i can find some of these brackets. The porsche dealer could not quite help me referred me to "sets": 992 898 331 (a) and 992 898 333 (a) as well as 992 898 403 and 992 898 405. anyone have any idea where I could procure some of these? Thank you.
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