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Squeak from back window area

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However i might put in a second layer as it didnt completly fill the gap.

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However i might put in a second layer as it didnt completly fill the gap.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know this has been addressed somewhere on the forums,however i wasn't sure its this part that squeaks. If it is this bit how do i remove it to see how it attaches and if i can stop it squeaking?

POST 2Original post

I would be surprised if it were the rear panel. It is secured through clips which if loose would provide a vibrating noise as opposed to a squeak. You can remove it by putting your fingers between the panel and the carpet. You have to give it a good pull. The savannah leather fits directly onto a sturdy plastic moulded panel. It is not attached with any screws. Im wondering whether its the rear window seal. Good luck

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok cheers, ive already put some of that foam cord stuff from one of the technical bulitins in. However i might put in a second layer as it didnt completly fill the gap.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sorry to resurect an old thread but ive finally got round to taking it off! There appears tobe a brass clip missing from the passenger side of the window. Does anybody know the part number for it as i think thats what was casuing the noise.

POST 5Original post

Do you mean these clips? Item 2 - there are 5 of them, Part Number 999.507.687.05 (£1.28 each +VAT)

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i think its part 3 im missing, is part 2 what attaches 3 to the bodywork?

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Item 3 is shown as a cable clamp, quantity 3, part number 999 651 307 02. You can download a PDF of the part list by clicking this link: http://www.porsche.com/all/media/pdf/originalparts/en/E_996_KATALOG.pdf

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