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YOUR RESEARCHAnother, can you identify this part?
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Fill hole somewhere around the drivers side area
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It appears it should fill a hole somewhere around the drivers side area, but I don't see a where it goes.
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That is the IMS bearing stabilizer rod, I would run back to the window installer to have it put back into place!
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Went out to the car today and found the following part right below the brake pedal. It is covered in leather which matches my interior leather. It appears it should fill a hole somewhere around the drivers side area, but I don't see a where it goes.
Does anyone know this part and where it goes?
TIA
Just a screw or bolt cover
Check your door handle area of anywhere where you have console area. Not really important other than aesthetics and even then you cant find where it goes so its out of sight.
Id just throw it in the little spare parts jar until you happen upon it one day doing something elae
Let me play ...
I just had a windshield replaced. I found this part in the back seat floor:
What is this part? No penny for size reference but it is about 10 inches long and made of very lightweight foam material.
Mini sun visors? See, this is why it is unfair to "close" threads...so an old thread can be resurrected and ask us to identify unknown parts of random origin.... If it doesn't have a Porsche part number on it somewhere (they put a part no. on everything) then it is probably packing material for the windshield. WAG
Hmmm .... packing material makes sense. No Porsche part number to be found.
And to your other valid point.. I purposely looked for an old What is this part thread in order to recycle.
Did you get a factory OEM Porsche Windshield or aftermarket replacement? If that is the packing material, it does have the official Porsche symbol on it which would make sense assuming you got factory Porsche Windshield.
protective cover for the internal radio antenna - to be removed upon installation / is my guess...
you could post it on ebay for 19.99 plus shipping - ''porsche part''
Yes there is if you look closely. It's the triangle symbol. That signifies Porsche for items that normally don't come with either the regular branding or part number.
That doesn't seem to correspond to the regular part numbering system for car parts as it's a few digits short so my guess also would be packing material.
