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Deformation Element

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Loren, Can you get me a part number for the deformation element as seen in circle 3-3 of the attached pdf file?

Also, Can you get a part number for the trim retention clips (triangular in shape) for the D-Pillar trim.

Is there any special type of sealant (Porsche recommended) that should be used to reseal the deformation element?

2004 Cayenne S

Many thanks!

-Rizzo9PA GROUP 5 BODY.pdf

Edited to add model year. D'oh!

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955.512.583.00 Trim cover (left) -- US MSRP $9.43

955.512.584.00 Trim cover (left) -- US MSRP $9.43

000.043.204.38 Sealing material -- US MSRP $24.37

I do not know what the sealing material is (and the parts list does not say) but I suspect an RTV type silicone for weatherproofing and still staying soft in the winter.

Porsche uses this same sealant on all their cars - body parts.

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When the new element arrived it already had a bead of sealant applied to it. Working on a video tutorial of the pneumatic spring replacement and I'll include a closeup of the sealant. Quite easy change out once you get over the fear of killing the car.

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