Parting out a whole lot of Boxsters

[itsnotanova]

Originally Posted by sps

Wind deflector was received on Saturday. Great condition. Thank you

Thank you

Originally Posted by dguy535

I have a pair of LED taillights that are failing on a car I just bought. They do not have the OEM bulb holders and most of the replacement LED's I have seen need them. Do you have either a pair of LED replacements or the bulb holders? Thanks

I sell the bulb holders for $20 plus shipping each. You may want to check with Particlewave on here and see if he can fix them. He's the headlight/taillight wizard around here

[Boxtar]

Hi Woody,
Need a left-side wind deflector mesh insert thing. Mine decided to leap out at speed and smash itself the other day. Shipped to 97215?
Thanks, Andrew.

[Okanebm]

Woody, need the fuel line for a 2001 3.2 that connects at the fuel rail. Thanks in advance!

[itsnotanova]

Originally Posted by Okanebm

Woody, need the fuel line for a 2001 3.2 that connects at the fuel rail. Thanks in advance!

As far as I remember The fuel line for 2001-04 is basically two parts. One goes from the tank to the back of the firewall in the engine bay. From there it's one piece all the way to the injectors. I'm not interested in removing and shipping the long fuel line from the front to the back. As I remember the whole front suspension and fuel tank has to come out to remove it. As for the second section, I have one off a 2002 or 2003 and I believe they're the same as a 2001. The hoses that connect the fuel rails is not transferable. You're better off going to your local autoparts store and getting brand new fuel hoses if that's what you're looking for. I personally would get braided fuel hoses if I were going through the effort

[Okanebm]

Appreciate the response and the thoughts, and it looks like i'll eventually be going that route. It would be the piece from the firewall into the engine bay. After a Looonngggg time away from the Boxster(back2back deployments), I pulled the engine and planted a groomed donor engine. Everything was pretty straight forward until I attached the fuel line to the rail, first start, everything ran great, 2nd start, leaking fuel everywhere. Ended up being a crack at the plastic right where it meets the base of the cone nipple fitting. My initial thought was staying as OEM as possible, but after a trip to the store for fuel hose, connection fittings(you get the idea)..... eventually i'm going to get this to work.