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Cable connector part number

Gator

By Gator
in 996 Series Part Number Requests

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I need the part number for the 26 pin connector that plugs into position 7 on the top of the seat memory unit. The seat memory unit is located under the front of the drivers seat of those cars with the seat memory option (537).

Extensive searches in the parts catalog and discussions with my local dealer have been to no avail. The part number is usually printed on the connector. Perhaps someone with the memory unit in their car can take a look. My car is a 2000 as are the seats. It is my understanding that any 911 or Boxster from at least 1999 through 2004 should use the same unit. Thx in advance. Glenn

p.s. there is usually a part number for the connector itself and a part number for the cap.

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