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Catch/screw for Porsche 986/996 frunk preview

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Catch/screw for Porsche 986/996 frunk

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This is a replacement for Porsche part 99959003640, also called "catch". This part is used on (at least) the 996 (911) and 986 (Boxster) to secure a plastic cover between the headlights in the front trunk (frunk). You'll need 4 of these to secure the plate. The original ones had broken "legs" or humps at the bottom, so I designed a replacement part. My Ender 3 manages to print this upside down without supports, but it's probably better to use supports for the strength of the humps. I printed them in PLA and they seem reasonably strong, but with a bit of force they do break fairly easily (just like the original ones). I'll try PETG soon to see if that makes them stronger, please also share your experiences:-).

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Published Aug 29, 2026Updated Aug 29, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Jeroen Online (jeroen__online) · License: CC BY 4.0

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