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Help identifying this Loose Piece by the gas cap.

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YOUR RESEARCHHelp identifying this Loose Piece by the gas cap.

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Clean car in the gas compartment

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Found this piece while cleaning the car in the gas compartment.

Help identifying this Loose Piece by the gas cap.
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Clean car in the gas compartment

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Found this piece while cleaning the car in the gas compartment.

Help identifying this Loose Piece by the gas cap.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Found this piece while cleaning the car in the gas compartment. I any idea on what it is? I�m assuming it�s part if the gas lid locking mechanism. Happy how it came out. Compound and wax last Saturday.

POST 2Original post

Just a little rubber grommet that fits into the fuel door lock. Just lubricate and it should snap back in.

POST 3Original post

Dang! looks like I now know what is missing on my gas-cap; that little black plastic that clips to the gas-cap to hold the cap itself. OK, time to search for the P/N and get one if it's still available to buy. Thanks for the posted pics, they do worth 1000 words after all, cheers...

POST 4Original post

Without that thing in place, your fuel door won't lock. If it's broken, it's easily and cheaply replaceable,

POST 5Original post

Thanks Bill, a quick Google search and I found that missing "Gas Door Fitting" on ECS Tuning for just $2.61 (Porsche OEM part), so I ordered it. For reference, this P/N is 99620142300 if anyone else needs it. Funny, I have this car for more than 15 yrs now and never realize that I was missing this little plastic piece on the cap. Cheers,

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 16983009

I'm not sure that's the correct part number. The image doesn't look right. I think this is what you're looking for: https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...24-505-00-M100

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 16983145

That link is to the piece that the OP was looking at. Botsy just noticed he was missing the piece that attached to the door from seeing one of the OP pics, which is the piece he linked to.

POST 8Original post

It's the fuel door Locking Rod guide in the inner fender, came loose.

POST 9Original post

Thanks guys, YES, both James and Mike are correct that thanks to OP's pics I noticed that I was missing that plastic piece on the gas-cap which turns out to be the "Locking Rod Guide", so I think (hope) I ordered the correct part for it. Cheers,

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16982273

Thank you! Pulled out the aluminum foil that was in there (previous owner) and popped it over the locking rod and into its spot. Thanks to all!

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