Wanted: Rubber Wheel Deflecter

[blue2000s]

I need the little rubber piece that sits at the lower front leading edge of the rear wheel well, passenger side. Can anyone help me out or give me a good place to look?

[98Boxster98]

Link references both front and rear rubber lip part numbers:

http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=6045&hl=rear++rubber++lip#

[blue2000s]

Part # 11 is it, 986.504.894.00

Is sunset imports the best place to look?

[98Boxster98]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

Part # 11 is it, 986.504.894.00

Is sunset imports the best place to look?

I like them. Take inventory and check out their website to see if you need any other parts. Otherwise, if it's only Part #11, it may be worth it to purchase it from the local dealer if you factor in shipping costs.

[denverpete]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

I need the little rubber piece that sits at the lower front leading edge of the rear wheel well, passenger side. Can anyone help me out or give me a good place to look?

Technically, that's called a "black flappy thingee". I know, I know, Porsche has some pretty weird technical terminology. But, now you know.

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by denverpete

Technically, that's called a "black flappy thingee". I know, I know, Porsche has some pretty weird technical terminology. But, now you know.

How does "thingy" translate into german?

[JackG]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

How does "thingy" translate into german?

Just make a hocking and spitting noise, sort of like there's something stuck in your throat. You'll be close.

[RandallNeighbour]

schwarze klappe sache = black flap thing

Flappy and thingy don't translate well on babelfish.

By the way, I got both of my replacement schwarze klappe saches from Sunset in Oregon because my local dealership wanted $20 each for them. Ouch!

[Gary Gaukler]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

How does "thingy" translate into german?

Dingsbums.

No, seriously!

Gary