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Meir 05-21-2022 04:13 PM

ABS wire repair kit
 
Hello guys.
Need help with finding the correct part number for the rear left ABS wire repair kit.
I can find specific Boxster part number for the fronts, but for the rear I can only find 996 fitment.
Hoping someone done this repair and have the correct part number on hand.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: 2001 Boxster S no PSM.

itsnotanova 05-23-2022 10:50 AM

If I had to guess the rear 996 and rear 986 S use the the same wiring harness.

Meir 05-23-2022 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by itsnotanova (Post 646708)
If I had to guess the rear 996 and rear 986 S use the the same wiring harness.

That was my assumption as well.
I ordered the 996 harness and still have the same issue.
I think I was able to find it.
Part number is 986.612.953.01
I just hope someone can confirm as these are not cheap, and usually being order from Germany.

pilot4fn 05-23-2022 08:50 PM

PElican sells these and while it is not cheap, the part number you specifed seems to be the right one:
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/98661295301.htm?pn=986-612-953-01-OEM


Quote:

Originally Posted by Meir (Post 646711)
That was my assumption as well.
I ordered the 996 harness and still have the same issue.
I think I was able to find it.
Part number is 986.612.953.01
I just hope someone can confirm as these are not cheap, and usually being order from Germany.


Stl-986 05-24-2022 05:28 AM

What is it you are trying to fix? Is it the connector at the wheel that is broken? Someone in the past week was getting ready to send a car to the scrap yard, you could have them cut off the connectors & wire so you can splice them into your existing. I did this on all 4 of my wheels as the connectors had developed cracks in them.

JFP in PA 05-24-2022 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by pilot4fn (Post 646726)
PElican sells these and while it is not cheap, the part number you specifed seems to be the right one:
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/98661295301.htm?pn=986-612-953-01-OEM

And at a ridiculous price; dealers sell them for $80-90.

pilot4fn 05-24-2022 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by JFP in PA (Post 646730)
And at a ridiculous price; dealers sell them for $80-90.

:eek::eek::eek:

JFP in PA 05-24-2022 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by pilot4fn (Post 646739)
:eek::eek::eek:

And just a side bar: Porsche wiring harnesses and components traditionally were supplied by a company in the Ukraine, which is one of many reasons wiring harnesses are now both expensive and hard to come by. Porsche is even allocating some new models because of this supply issue.

Meir 05-24-2022 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by JFP in PA (Post 646743)
And just a side bar: Porsche wiring harnesses and components traditionally were supplied by a company in the Ukraine, which is one of many reasons wiring harnesses are now both expensive and hard to come by. Porsche is even allocating some new models because of this supply issue.

I took me 3 months to source all the harnesses for my 996 (did all 4 corners). These were hard to get even before the war.
Thanks everyone for the help.


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