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De-snork pins
I read the article on de-snorking my Cayman S and plan on doing that this weekend. I saw some suggestions that I pick up some extra pins from the dealer in the likey event that I break one (or more) in the disassembly process. Does anyone have a part number for these pins or do you think the parts department will know what I'm talking about just by expalining what I want to do?

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I'm planning to do the same and bought 8 "Fixing Clips" from my Porsche dealer - just in case. They quickly found the correct item on their computer:
Part #: 999-507-585-40
Price: $0.57 each
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