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Stump Wayne - Part Number Find Challenge!
Okay, some of you are probably very adept at finding part numbers. I've gone through PET, and I've also gone through original parts diagrams books, and I can't find these parts listed anywhere!
The parts are the seals that go behind the various dashboard accessories on an early 911 (specifically a 1972 one). For example, a picture of the proper cigarette lighter seal is shown here: I'm looking to replace these seals while I'm in there, but I can't find the part numbers anywhere! Anyone up to the challenge? If you find them, let me know what page of the parts books? -Wayne
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10-18-2004, 11:52 PM
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Hi Wayne,
We're not talking about part 911 347 615 00 superseded to 902 613 16 300 are we? Kind regards, Gerko 1978sc |
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Wayne said PET, so I guess we can say it now.
 Mine just freezes up my computer. Useless to me. Sorry I can't help. |
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10-19-2004, 05:24 PM
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It looks like those seals are integral to the component itself.
Not listed as a seperate part, nor is it in the added or dropped parts going back to the microfiche. AFJuvat
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Milt,
As well I thought it was verboten to say the word "PET" on the forum... are we all in trouble... is it a full moon... are all the volcano's erupting around the world for a reason??? JoeA
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What about the 3 little plugs at the bottom of the front suspension pan? Can I get those in a hardware store?
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Milt, you need to UP your screen resolution to prevent it stalling.
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Ask Stromberg....just kidding...
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10-19-2004, 07:12 PM
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10-21-2004, 12:51 PM
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Hi Wayne,
Model 911, Year 1972, Main group 8, Subgroup 09, Illustration 009-00, Nbr 16 = 911 347 61500 intermediate ring. Regards, Gerko 1978sc |
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10-21-2004, 09:37 PM
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No, sorry, that's the ignition switch bezel...
-Wayne
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Sorry that I couldn't be of any assistance. Good luck.
Regards, Gerko 1978sc |
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Wayne, let's see some pictures of your 72 and what you are doing. What are your plans for this one?
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