YOUR RESEARCHPic request: 996 passenger footwell
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Hi all, Could someone please post me a pic of the passenger foot well of a 996.2? Trying to figure out where the insulation foam sits, currently mine looks like this: Not sure if its correct though and I'm also missing 2 of the 3 plastic screws. Thanks in advance
Sorted!! Thanks @TwoHeadsTas its mounted as it should be, just missing a few screws. If anyone needs the part numbers: 3 x 1H0819943 (vw part number same for the 997) - Plastic screws 7 x 999 073 169 07 - Glove box retaining screw
On first look Dan I thought it may have been missing a plastic cover over the foam, but on investigation apparently not.
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