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I need to remove this piece to get down the wiring support underneath to install my half cage. I have to trim the wiring support for the cage plate. How do I remove this trim piece that has the electric hood and engine cover openers? The passenger side was easy with a hidden screw under a small compartment. I popped off the two small hole covers on this piece expecting something underneath, but nothing there.

2010 997.2 GT3.

Thanks

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:welcome:

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1. Remove plastic caps 1 and loosen the fastening screws 2 of scuff plate 3.

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2. Lift scuff plate 1 with a plastic wedge and pull up and off.

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3. Check fixing clips 2 on the underside of the scuff plate 1, replacing if necessary.
4. Release plug connection for actuating switch and remove scuff plate.
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I popped off cap #1 as I had seen a drawing showing bolt #2, but there is nothing but carpet behind the hole. I guess I need to pull the carpet down.

Thanks for the welcome. A friend told me about this site.

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