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As Gordon says, a Porsche Centre is probably the best place.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anybody know where to source the plastic nuts (10mm Hex) that are used to hold on the plastic under-trays. I have looked at may of the usual Porsche sites but cannot find , Perhaps I am missing the obvious? Thanks

POST 2Original post

Just ring your local OPC and get a 10% discount and they will probably post them FOC

POST 3Original post

As Gordon says, a Porsche Centre is probably the best place. Part No: 999.049.044.20 @ £0.09 each +VAT. It is shown on PET as a "T5 Plastic Nut" if you want to try another source.

POST 4Original post

As above . OPC all the way. You can also get them from VAG dealers.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers guys for the steer, I try my luck at local dealership. Thanks

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Update The part number now seems to be 03D05C Plastic Nut P999.049.007.40 price £0.09 Cheers

POST 7Original post

Available on ebay for £3.22 each, or 9p from Porsche! Seems like Wonga are expanding in to new areas....

POST 8Original post

Always try the main dealer first. Goes back to my ownership of Audi quattros. ALWAYS TRY MAI N DEALER FIRST Porsche Centre Chester will post them to you speak to Steve and mention me Richard Simmons - Get silly discount (But don't tell him you know!!! Normally have them in stock!!

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