POST 1Original post
Anybody knows of what the part number for this white clamp is? I am having a hard time finding it in the parts catalog. Seems the overhead hose is a fuel line, is it?
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YOUR RESEARCHWhite clamp for the engine overhead hose.
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POST 2Original post
Is that one of the shifting cables? (I only see one in the picture) If so, I'm not even sure every 987 Boxster/Cayman has that cable holder.
POST 3Original post
Your part is 99950763500 fixing clip / support This part is unique to the tiptronic which most people haven't paid much attention to the engine bay of.
POST 4Original post
Ahhhh. I should have thought of that.
POST 5Original post
You guys are the best! Thank you very much. I do pay attention to these little things and got this clamp broken off today. My understanding is Germans are very detail-oriented people and when it comes to a mechanical design, they think everything through.
POST 6Original post
I fixed this for you..
POST 7Original post
Well then, make yourself something better and everybody will buying your cars
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