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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2002 996 Cabriolet. I found this part on driver's side floor. It looks like a cover. Does anyone know where it goes. I have looked but can't figure it out. Thanks In Advance For Your Help, Zach

POST 2Original post

under driver's seat front - covers the motors and wires; snaps in place; raise up your seat to get a better view/access.

POST 3Original post

That's the IMS Bearing Manifold Cover! Totally kidding. As Garrett376 said, that snaps in place under the driver's seata. Take your time to not break the tabs.

POST 4Original post

Your found part is item #13 on this illustrated parts breakdown. It's exactly what Garrett376 said a cover.

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