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I had to replace the left cover on my 996 c4s (Jack incident).

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Replace left cover

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I had to replace the left cover on my 996 c4s (Jack incident).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I had to replace the left cover on my 996 c4s (Jack incident). I put those rubber inserts in where the knubs connect to the sill. I noticed after I got on, the top part of the rubbery inserts must have gone in the holes because I can�t see the rubber between the cover and the sill. It�s tight as can be, it lines up beautifully. My question is do I need to be concerned about the few that I can�t see. I imagine the ones on the right side are likely hard as rocks so maybe it doesn�t matter. If it does, I�ll take off and try again. Thoughts?

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POST 4Original post

Good idea adding the photos as I wasn't sure I pictured it correctly earlier. Personally I would redo it to make sure all the fixings are as they are supposed to be. The whole way of attaching the strip is to prevent rubbing of the cover against the paint. That would eventually wear through and then corrosion would start. I wouldn't want that.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I took off and put back on. I taped the rubber bushings in place. Came out pretty good

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