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Old 06-11-2010, 10:05 AM   #21
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Hello Maurice,

Have I circled the correct part?
I don't have that part. There is nothing but rubber there, no plastic, in my car.

It is not that bad now. That is, compare to how it was BEFORE, it looks fine I guess.

What is the another method of adjustment?

Thank you.

Michael
Mike:

You have circled the correct part.

Do you have one on the other side?

The other method of adjustment acts more on the overall level of the clamshell, and it's done by means of an eccentric screw which is located at the bottom end of the body-colored aluminum (magnesium?) clamshell arm. There is a 10mm nut with a threaded screw that has a slot in the middle of it that must be loosened before the eccentric can be moved in its non-concentric circle of travel. That has the effect of raising/lowering the plane of the clamshell on that side.

If you do play with that adjustment, MAKE SURE that you mark your starting point so that you don't make it any worse. It's a little tricky.

The correct part that you have circled should be there for proper alignment of the tip of the clamshell. You should get a replacement as it's not an expensive part.

Regards, Maurice.

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Old 06-11-2010, 10:47 AM   #22
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No part

Hello Maurice,

No, it is missing from both sides.
I will look for the part number.

Thank you,
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Old 06-11-2010, 05:47 PM   #23
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Porsche calls them "Cabrio Adjusting Plates", list for about $8.50 each.

You already know where they are located... here is a good photo of what they look like:



Regards, Maurice.

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Old 06-11-2010, 08:19 PM   #24
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Maurice,

You are amazing.
Thanks a million.

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