Part number Help

[whinbush]

Hi all I am having issues tracking down some new wheel centres as the part number printed on them don't seem to tie up online when trying to find.
So what I have are silver mirror finished with a printed part numbers on the back of of 7PP.601.149.H & 7PP.601.149.J the last one has a mark next to it So I think its that one I need ?
However when I look on Design 911 and a few other sites they need a 12 digit part code usually starting 9700 or the likes
If it helps the alloys I have are 20' 911 Turbo design factory fitted to my 2014 Boxster GTS




Cheers all



Also as a result a rake around my garage I found a brand new set 4 of boxed Porsche wheel centres coloured crest, 20-inch Turbo II, Titanium Dark Ill put on the for sale £95

 

[elstonc]

I needed a new one for mine and the OPC tried three times to get the right one, including sending across from Germany. They (presumably) used the right part No. but each time it was wrong. In the end they sprayed one to match.

 

[whinbush]

I needed a new one for mine and the OPC tried three times to get the right one, including sending across from Germany. They (presumably) used the right part No. but each time it was wrong. In the end they sprayed one to match.
Mmmm seems the German efficiency may be lacking here ? Plus these cant be sprayed as they are a metallic mirror finish

 

[Motorhead]

James,

If a Porsche Centre has trouble locating the correct part then you could be on a hiding for nothing..!

If you have a look at the PET for your car https://www.porsche.com/usa/accessoriesandservices/porscheservice/serviceandorgininalparts/originalparts/ under 601-00: Wheels, item (7) you'll find quite a lot of options.

Jeff

 

[richardjjs1]

I think the part No you are looking at is the part no of the basic carrier or moulding



Once its had the finishing touches ie colour etc it would become another part

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I needed a new one for mine and the OPC tried three times to get the right one, including sending across from Germany. They (presumably) used the right part No. but each time it was wrong. In the end they sprayed one to match.
Mmmm seems the German efficiency may be lacking here ? Plus these cant be sprayed as they are a metallic mirror finish