PORSCHE

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Used primarily for underbody panels and fender liners, these screws are nice to have on hand for quick replacement.

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This Genuine Porsche Convertible / Hard Top Seal part number 91156509047 is an essential component for your Porsche’s convertible and hard top roo...

This control unit operates the telephone through your PCM2 or PCM3 head unit. Price includes a $203.00 core charge to be refunded when we rece...

This two-pin electrical connector plugs right into your exterior temperature sensor in the left door mirror housing.

The thermo (or temperature) time switch is used to operate the cold start valve in low temperatures. A bad thermo-time switch can prevent your ...

This arm connects the tensioner element to the tensioner roller. If it is damaged, it will prevent proper tensioning of your accessory drive b...

Part cannot be reused/reinstalled

This oil line feeds the right side chain tensioner in your Porsche. If your line has become kinked or corroded, replace it with this Genuine Po...

This bolt attaches the serpentine belt tensioner pulley to the tensioner arm. It has pre-applied sealant on the threads and collar to prevent ...

It's your car, so why should someone else drive away with it? Keep your alarm system in operational condition at all times. A failed immobiliz...

The Genuine Porsche Fuel Injection Thermal / Time Switch part number 91161711701 is an essential component for the fuel injection system of Porsch...

A failed thermostat or damaged housing can cause a warning light, overheating, difficulty coming up to temperature and coolant leaks. Driving a...

The Genuine Porsche Engine Coolant Thermostat part number 9A110622503 is a high-quality replacement part designed for Porsche vehicles. This therm...

A failed and stuck shut thermostat or damaged housing can cause problems ranging from a coolant leak to overheating. On the other hand, a therm...

A failed and stuck shut thermostat or damaged housing can cause problems ranging from a coolant leak to overheating. On the other hand, a therm...

Over the years and with exposure to extremely hot coolant, the coolant hoses in your vehicle can take a beating. Being made of reinforced rubber,...