Quick question about tools, tyre weld and a bag in a Boxster
Quick question about tools, tyre weld and a bag in a Boxster
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RichB

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56,455 posts

315 months

Saturday 5th November 2011
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We've got a 2009 Boxster which we bought as an ex-OPC demonstrator when it was about 6 months old. In the boot there is an empty black cloth bag. Thinkning about it, neither is there a locking wheel nut key anywhere. I am guessing the bag should contain a can of tyre weld and a wheel wrench and where should the locking wheel nut key be? Never really bothered to look for these but now I'm wondering if the dealer forgeot to put them back into teh car after they valeted it last time it was in for service? Being only 2 x years old and being the first owners since it was owned by th edealer everything should be in its place. Anyone know what tools it should have and what the bag's for?

blackburn

2,339 posts

229 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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The bag could be for the wind deflector. My 986 has one. Tools are inside the spare on our car, though I doubt your 987 has a spare so have a poke around in the front boot maybe?

RichB

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315 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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Thanks - No spare, good idea about the wind deflector. Any idea where the locking wheel nut key might be?

nsm3

2,831 posts

227 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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My guess it is the same as a 911?

Try looking under the carpet in the front boot.

RichB

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Sunday 6th November 2011
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Sorry to go on chaps, should there also be a towing eye? scratchchin

The reason I ask is that a couple of months ago the car was reovered to Porsche Reading because of a dead battery and now I remeber the chap with the low-loader screwed in a towing eye. Would this have belonged to the car? And if so perhaps the locking nut key was in the same bag and has been mislaid?

So far I have found, a warning triangle, a bottle of oil & washer fluid provided by the OPC and that's it... frown

Maersk

1,091 posts

182 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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Behind the carpeted section that the warning triangle clips into. Goop, wheel key and towing eye, along with your 'toolkit'

RichB

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Sunday 6th November 2011
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Aa ha... Went out about an hour ago and found it all, in fact credit where it's due, my wife found it. Thanks, as you say, behind the warning triange! Didn't realise there were so many places to stash stuff, must be a customs officials nightmare wink

blackburn

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229 months

Sunday 6th November 2011
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The power of PistonHeads. Mystery solved!