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Wheel-Housing Liner Replacement

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Hi,

Wondering if anyone has had to replace a Cayenne S Wheel-housing liner (wheel well). The passenger side piece is broken (road debris I assume). It appears as if one would remove the wheel, and then remove the bolts holding it in place. Any other tricks to this?

I see two sets of part numbers from Porsche. Not sure what the difference is between 00 and 01. Loren, would you happen to know? Also, can I assume that right side is the passenger side? Thanks a lot as usual!

Wheel-housing Liner ® Part #

955.504.962.00

955.504.962.01

Correct part number?

Thanks,

Aaron

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Loren Member

Loren

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The correct number for a MY04 Cayenne S is:

955.504.962.02 Wheel-well liner

FYI...

955.504.962.00 was replaced by .02 version

955.504.962.01 was for the Cayenne Turbo and it has been replaced with 955.504.962.03

Do you have all the mounting hardware?

Self tapping screws and their expander nut as well as and plastic nuts.

ahavis Member

ahavis

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Thank you for the correct part #. I suppose I have the HW that is already in place but I may be missing some as the current liner is broken. Is there a part # for the HW needed to install the new part??

Thanks,

Aaron

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Loren Member

Loren

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Thank you for the correct part #. I suppose I have the HW that is already in place but I may be missing some as the current liner is broken. Is there a part # for the HW needed to install the new part??

Thanks,

Aaron

You need to look and see what is missing. There are plastic nuts and self-tapping screws that screw into expanders.

Tell what is missing and I will look them up.

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Thank you for the correct part #. I suppose I have the HW that is already in place but I may be missing some as the current liner is broken. Is there a part # for the HW needed to install the new part??

Thanks,

Aaron

You need to look and see what is missing. There are plastic nuts and self-tapping screws that screw into expanders.

Tell what is missing and I will look them up.

I have removed my inner wheel well no need to remove wheel about 6 screws and bolts and your out :)

ahavis Member

ahavis

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Thanks for the advice. Good to know that I do not have to remove the tire.

Loren,

I plan to replace the wheel well and inspect the HW when it warms up around here. Will send a response then.

Thanks again,

Aaron

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