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Engine bay?

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YOUR RESEARCHEngine bay?

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Use dzus fasteners

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The parcel shelf behind the seats will have a removable surface panel (the carpeted part) and an inner panel directly above the engine that uses Dzus fasteners to secure it.

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Use dzus fasteners

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The parcel shelf behind the seats will have a removable surface panel (the carpeted part) and an inner panel directly above the engine that uses Dzus fasteners to secure it.

Engine bay?
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POST 1Original post

Anybody ever seen the actual enging for the Cayman? How do you even open the engine cover?

POST 2Original post

Porsche has a cutaway drawing of the Cayman S on its website. The parcel shelf behind the seats will have a removable surface panel (the carpeted part) and an inner panel directly above the engine that uses Dzus fasteners to secure it. Here is what it looks like on a Boxster: Edited by - atr_hugo on 11/03/2005 07:29:21 AM

POST 3Original post

Ikonw about the the engine layout displayed in the site. But what I really want to see is the actual engine in the engine bay...

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