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Help with pedal assy bolt part number

Can anyone with a factory workshop manual look up the part number for the bolts that attach the pedal cluster to the floor? Much appreciated. I assume it would be in the BODY section.chapter, if they exist.

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bolts? IIRC, mine were studs

the p/n's will be in the PET, which can & should download from Porsche's site

anyone looking things up for you would need the year car you have
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thanks

thanks. oh yeah 911, 1970.
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search on pedal cluster to find what many many others have done

I had mine plated since I figured it would withstand rust better than powder coating.

I also use bronze bushings, most people use plastic, but...
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PET is the official Porsche parts catalog, and the initials no doubt stand for some German words that are as long as paragraphs in normal languages

my car is a 1973.5 MY but the pics on p2 and later of this thread may be useful to you:
Yet Another Boring Rgruppe Car – Part II, Suspension
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actually, you could probably just use the Pelican catalog for your MY instead of PET

buy you want a copy of PET anyway for the future

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