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Old 01-17-2017, 10:23 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by ttomtom View Post

How can I check the bearings?

I'll also check the rubber boots and stops and bearing.
Unfortunately the bearing is at the top of the spring and you cannot see it unless you remove it.

Why don't you first try first tightening the nut by holding the shaft with a (torx or allen) wrench?

Goid luck

PS: look at Sunset Porsche Parts, under the front suspension section you should be able to see the bearing on their exploded view
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