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HELP - 987 TIPTRONIC SHIFTER SURROUND INSERT REMOVAL

km94mt

By km94mt
in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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km94mt Member

km94mt

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Hi all,

 

987.1 Tiptronic 

 

 Is it possible to remove the PRNDM silver insert from the surround? If so, how?

Id rather check and attempt it the correct way before risk breaking any tabs.

 

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Thank you

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  • 3 weeks later...
Jim Long Member

Jim Long

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It was assembled so it can be separated. It may require grinding down or cutting if it was assembled with heat staking for example. Have you made any progress yet?

 

Reassembly may not allow you to use the same technique to attach (i.e. if it was previously heat staked), so make sure you think that through before making any non-reversible actions.

 

Why are you trying to separate it?

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