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Need part Number

phillipj

By phillipj
in 997-2 TT, 997 GT2 RS

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Can someone help me with a part number? Cars equipped with PCCB's are supposed to come with positioning studs (at least one) that hold the wheel and tire in place when taking it on or off. They screw into the hub like a lug bolt and are about 6 inches long. They are used to prevent you from accidentally chipping the ceramic rotor while positioning the wheel.

My tech told me I should order two in case I need to take off a wheel. He said there should be one in my toolkit but there is not.

Anyone have the part number?

Thanks!

Merry Christmas!

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Loren Member

Loren

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This should be at least one in your tool kit in the front trunk - they are standard issue with every car.

999.571.074.30 Threaded rod for wheel assembly -- US MSRP $10.19 each

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