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Pilot bearing and clear front side markers MY03

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While ordering the clutch parts, maybe I shoul have a pilot bearing on hand...

Also, is this the number for the clear (euro style) side markers for a 2003 Boxster? 000.044.900.80

Thanks!

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2m46495.jpgIf your installing a new pilot bearing, make sure you have the installation tool(to press in and out) which doubles as a clutch centering mandrel. Nice to see another islander on the board. :cheers:

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2m46495.jpgIf your installing a new pilot bearing, make sure you have the installation tool(to press in and out) which doubles as a clutch centering mandrel. Nice to see another islander on the board. :cheers:

Hey there, yes that is one of the reasons I put my location up... Do you have a 911 and you are you in the local club? PM if you wish.

As for the clutch job, I took the expensive way out, traded the my03 for a my06.

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