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I'm looking to replace the clutch in my 02 996, I was looking at Sachs, but I find two different parts numbers. Any idea what the difference is between them, but they seem to be the same. The numbers are 99611691102 and K7029002. TIA -Jeff
Are you referring to the complete clutch kit? It differs between the 3.4 and 3.6
Yes, clutch kit, since it in an 02, it's a 3.6.
I gave my parts guy 99611691102 and he was able to find the sachs clutch kit with that number. Just put it in last night so i know its right.
The K number is the Sachs part number for that clutch kit. We show both numbers. http://www.paragon-products.com/prod...116.911.02.htm
Yeah, as soon as I gave him the part # I had he said "that isn't a Sachs Part # " he figured it out...
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That's what I thought, the long # is the Porsche part number, but many just list that #, not the K number. Thank you for confirming that for me.����
I recently just put on the EPS clutch kit...feels very similar to stock and it's at a great price.
Remember that Porsche probably buys the exact same parts from Sachs, the don't make the parts, and has Sachs put them in a box that says Genuine Porsche, and sells them for 30%-50% more.
I'm very familiar with that, that's why I'm asking. I've found a $300 spread on the price of the clutch assay.
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