944 DASH CLOCK TRIM COVER PANEL REPAIR

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STL PART FILE
944_Long_Trim_Clip_Fix.STL
944_Trim_Mount_Repair.JPG

This piece is for the Front Right Long Trim Piece on the 944 (Specifically my 951) that houses the clock, 12v outlet & Hazard light switch. This piece rests between the Heater Control Unit and the Dash.
Piece Image.JPG

After 30+ years this plastic gets brittle and can cause this tab to break off.
Side by Side.JPG

Before
Before Top.jpg
NOTE

You might need to sand down the side of the trim piece as this is a tight press fit. You can permanently fix these pieces together with an epoxy if desired.
Before Side.jpg

After
Fixed Back 1.jpg
Fixed Side End.jpg
Fixed Top 3.jpg

3D Print Settings
Printer: PRUSA i3 MK3 with Satin Powder-Coated Plate Sheet
Filament: MH Build PETG 1.75mm Black
Time: 33 minutes
Print Settings: No Raft, No Supports, 100% in-fill, .10mm UltraDetail
PETG Print Specs.JPG
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This is amazing. Do you have to plastic weld this piece to the factory trim?
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cp99 wrote: Fri Aug 16, 2024 12:27 pm This is amazing. Do you have to plastic weld this piece to the factory trim?
Thank you!

No, you do not. It can just be press-fitted onto the side rail or can permanently fixed if you desire. I used thin double-sided tape inside the channel to adhere it to the factory trim piece then put a small bead of Super Glue Gel just for good measure.
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I missed this when you first posted it, but it's a brilliant design. Thank you for posting it! It could save quite a few pieces from the scrap heap!!

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Wow, I need this exact thing. Thanks
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Tom wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2024 10:03 am I missed this when you first posted it, but it's a brilliant design. Thank you for posting it! It could save quite a few pieces from the scrap heap!!
Thank you! That's the hope.
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951N911 wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2024 11:44 am Wow, I need this exact thing. Thanks
I'm so glad this helps! Let me know how it turns out.
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Just what I needed. Thanks for doing this!
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944S2Bob wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2024 6:23 pm Just what I needed. Thanks for doing this!
I am so glad it helped!
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