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Question Where to drill???

My car came with headlight washers but a recently replaced bumber did not. Are there templates available to indicate where to drill? What about for the side markers behind the front wheels on RoW vehicles?

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Rich

Old 08-06-2001, 09:39 PM
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good excuse to leave the worthless things off.
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I second that motion.

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I agree, the answer to "where to drill on my Porsche" is usually the same.
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Hello

Still have your old bumper`? If not you have to find one to messure it out.

For the sidemarkers are blueprints/templates aviable.

Grüsse
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Leave them off - they are a bloody nuisance and entirely ineffective.
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Yeah, leave them off. It makes cleaning/waxing much easier. Plus, the over-riding question is not IF they will fail, but when!

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Another vote to leave the P.O.S. off!
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Uhh...maybe he wants 'em. For a concours or something. Who knows.

ROWSC a friend of mine still has an ROW bumper somewhere...I'll try to take some pictures for you this weekend, and measure it.

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To answer your question, yes. In the Porsche workshop manual it gives precise measurements of were to drill if you are inclined to put them back on the car....TargaEuro

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