Mystery 928 part - anyone know what this is?
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Mystery 928 part - anyone know what this is?
Anyone know what this is, or where it goes? Guesses?
Part number appears to be 928.423.411.00, but I don't see anything popping up for that. It is aluminum.
Part number appears to be 928.423.411.00, but I don't see anything popping up for that. It is aluminum.
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Throttle pedal stop
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It's a stick, 91 GT. The pedal seemed fine without it, but unless there is a reason to remove it again, I figure I'll keep it installed.
It was an extra part when I got the car. I didn't find reference to it in the PET, and it didn't appear to have obvious wear marks from being installed anywhere, so I just kept it in storage over the years.
It was an extra part when I got the car. I didn't find reference to it in the PET, and it didn't appear to have obvious wear marks from being installed anywhere, so I just kept it in storage over the years.
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Fantastic knowledge.
I'm very impressed!
I would not have known what that was.
Not sure I've ever seen one....or paid any attention to it, if I did.
Great part to stick in, when your kids start wanting to drive the car?
Combine that with a change in the the coding plug and it's possible to turn a GT into a 1980 car.
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I'm very impressed!
I would not have known what that was.
Not sure I've ever seen one....or paid any attention to it, if I did.
Great part to stick in, when your kids start wanting to drive the car?
Combine that with a change in the the coding plug and it's possible to turn a GT into a 1980 car.
Learn something new, everyday!
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Semi-retired, as of Feb 1, 2023.
The days of free technical advice are over.
Free consultations will no longer be available.
Will still be in the shop, isolated and exclusively working on project cars, developmental work and products, engines and transmissions.
Have fun with your 928's people!
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I've removed a couple of them in the past. Both were on automatics.
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FWIW, my '91 S4 had one too.