POST 1Original post
I was hoping someone could help me identify the part number for the two plastic twist screws that hold the tire kit secured to the back of the frunk. I can’t seem to find the parts based on my googling. Thanks
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YOUR RESEARCHFrunk Tire kit plastic screws broke
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POST 2Original post
Maybe because it isn't an OEM part? 987 didn't come with a spare.
POST 3Original post
Tire kit, not spare tire kit. The little compartment in the frunk with the compressor, fix a flat, wheel lock, and tow hitch.
POST 4Original post
99755180300 - Turnlock Fastener (Known as: catch / catch lining tool) FOR PORSCHE: 99755180300, 997 551 803 00 - READY TO SHIP - (TURNLOCK FASTENER) www.autoatlanta.com
POST 5Original post
Good call on this part! Issue that I find from time to time isn't that the fastener breaks, but rather the plastic piece that it connects to breaks or falls out of its perch. Then there isn't anything for the fastener to grab on to.
POST 6Original post
Thank you so much! One snapped in half, the other was missing when I bought the car
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