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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Guys, I'm looking for the gromet that goes on the engine compartment temperature sensor. I can find the temperature sensor but I can't find the Gromit and obviously it's just the gromit I need. Ideas?

POST 2Original post

Make sure you filter by your specific car model but you should find it here: https://www.design911.com/porsche/996-c2-3-6l-09-01-2005/porsche-temperature-sensors/ on design 911. The last one on the page with part number: 95860653001. On design911.com it is under the Engine Electrical section and then under Temperature Sensor

POST 3Original post

£7.18 + £6.50 post + VAT + TAX + More Tax = £754 for a 5p rubber grommet.

POST 4Original post

As usual, it's probably cheaper from your local OPC than D911.

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