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Problem identifying this part in the PET

Hello to All & Happy (Belated) Presidents Day to our American brothers & sisters

Could someone please provide me with a p/n for this part from the front fender(s) - L & R headlight harnesses for a 1970 911T. I require only the replacement gasket or its ident. number or part description (both sides) for this portion of the harness assembly.


Headlight harness - general arrangement


Unknown name for, and/or P/N mystery piece & its required gasket. Any help is most appreciated. I'll post this in the 911S registry also.

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Sorry. PET only lists the left and right as "harness for headlamp".
- Left: 911.612.024.00
- Right: 901.612.047.00
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You can always measure the gasket and replace it with general rubber weather stripping of similar size. Cut to length and superglue it into a circle.
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Large o rings or some old vacuum cleaner belts, along with replacement belts for rock tumblers make good gaskets. Also McMaster Carr has solutions.
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So far, it appears the best & perhaps the only option is to fabricate a gasket from some suitable material. Thanks for your input guys - much appreciated.
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