[HeroOfSpielburg]

Hey guys,

 

I took my car in for a detailing before putting it away for winter, and now as I visit the car for spring prep, I see that when buffing the car the detailer pushed into the driver's side turn signal on the fender and now it's just hanging out (see attached).

 

What do I do to repair this?  Is it a matter of some bond/glue on the back side of the washer, or do I need to order a replacement washer with adhesive, or something else?  Maybe there's a plastic clip that's supposed to hold it in and that's broken?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

/Dave

 

   

 

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[vliegwielolaf1234]

Buy a new one , if the part that holds it into its place is broken , they are not that expensive , since they are the same as for the 944 .

There is no glue or anything used , just a plastic piece what clicks behind the sheet metal and holds it .

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[Waylander]

Also used on golfs get the hella part number off it and have a Google

About 15-20 dollars

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[J.Elenbaas]

yepp, due to age the small clip that holds the thing in place will brake easily.

They are inexpensive indeed, and also a lot of aftermarket for sale in different colors.

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