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part look up software?

rsfeller

By rsfeller
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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I know I can request part numbers on the forums below (and I have!) but I'm curious how to do it on my own?

I know there is a very complicated way to look via porsche's website but is there not some form of EPC sofware that shares this information? I've seen so called factory Porsche parts CD avaible from Germany on ebay, any comments?

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Don't pay for the parts list - you can download it free from Porsche. Go the "Links" link at the top of any page - then choose Porsche Documentation. Click on Downloadable Parts Lists for all Porsche models and you will be taken to the Porsche technical website. On their website choose USA - then Workshop Information - then Genuine Parts. Download the PDF file for the model(s) of your choice.

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Don't pay for the parts list - you can download it free from Porsche. Go the "Links" link at the top of any page - then choose Porsche Documentation. Click on Downloadable Parts Lists for all Porsche models and you will be taken to the Porsche technical website. On their website choose USA - then Workshop Information - then Genuine Parts. Download the PDF file for the model(s) of your choice.

ah that was much easier! Don't know why I had so much trouble before getting around that website!

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