2003 boxster side engine access panel screws

[Pigsypo]

I found a lot of info here to do my diy projects. I changed serpentine belts on my 2003 boxster but one of the cap screws holding side engine access panel is missing.

what would be the screw specs? Where can i buy them?

Thanks.

[Anker]

I am sure Woody has a box of them. He is itsnotanova on this forum.

[KevinH1990]

Anker is correct, but I think Woody has a minimum shipping order of $25. Consider making a list of all the items you might need and make one substantial order. If you don't need anything else, it may be better to just stop by the dealer.

I dropped one of my fasteners on the floor of the car and it mysteriously disappeared and I plan to pick one up the next time I need to access the engine compartment.

[Pigsypo]

Thanks guys.

[Quadcammer]

M6 self tapping bolt iirc. You can just use a regular m6 by 10mm bolt i think

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by Pigsypo

I found a lot of info here to do my diy projects. I changed serpentine belts on my 2003 boxster but one of the cap screws holding side engine access panel is missing.

what would be the screw specs? Where can i buy them?

Thanks.

Where is this side engine access panel? I'm aware only of the top or the front. Thank you.

[Anker]

There isn't one. Top and front, that's it!

[NewArt]

Well guarded secret! The side access panels are there to make the cam-covers readily available to easily swap out your chain guides etc. Don't tell anybody that I told you! Don`t listen to Anker, he hasn't found them yet!

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by Anker

There isn't one. Top and front, that's it!

I know, LOL. I didn't want to be to much of a smartass.

[Pigsypo]

Originally Posted by NewArt

Well guarded secret! The side access panels are there to make the cam-covers readily available to easily swap out your chain guides etc. Don't tell anybody that I told you! Don`t listen to Anker, he hasn't found them yet!

you guys are funny.