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Got so tired of fishing them out down by the pulley after pulling the air box, I finally glued these to the body, no more issues.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all -- 2003 C4S owner here. I recently installed the FSI intake elbow ( https://flat6motorsports.com/collect...intake-kit-996 ) and seem to have an "extra" part that I found on the floor of my garage after driving the car post build. EEK. I also recently had a cargraphic valved exhaust system installed. It appears to be a grommet / rubber bushing of some sort. If I had to guess, its some sort of water / drainage system. Does anyone recognize this and/or know where on the car it should be replaced? It say 999 703 49B 40 EPDM on it, FWIW.

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Not sure why iPhone photos want to load as a movie on that previous one, but here is a screenshot I took off my computer.

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I think its the grommet for the air box bolt or locating peg. 99970222140

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Got so tired of fishing them out down by the pulley after pulling the air box, I finally glued these to the body, no more issues.

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Yup, a little silicone sealer around the collar should keep them from pulling out with the air-box�

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Thanks, all! I was suspicious that it was likely from somewhere in the airbox assembly because of where I was "monkeying" around. What a great forum group. Thank you!

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