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Orient Express
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Orient Express's post in Question about a cable going into engine was marked as the answer
That sensor and its grommet is a real pain in the ***. This especially true if you show your 996 in Concours. There is always the overzealous judge that wants to reach way back on top of the engine to find dirt, and will unwittingly push the sensor down, and the grommet pushes out and fall down in the engine. And of course there is no way to retrieve the grommet without removing the engine. I have had this happen to my 996 several times, so I ended up taking a new grommet and adding super glue to its seating groove so it is in there good now.
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Orient Express's post in Identify this connector? 2002 996 Cab was marked as the answer
If it's up in the center of the Frunk, above where the spare tire is, then yes, it for the Bose amp.
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Orient Express's post in Black Foam from Dash Vent 2004 996 was marked as the answer
This foam is coming from the climate control outside air door that is located under the cabin filter in the cowl. Over time the foam deteriorates and gets sucked into the cabin by the HVAC fan and is blown into the cabin. Some cars have a white foam that turns yellow over time, and some cars have black foam. This happens to most cars that have this flapper door that is exposed to the elements.