No. 68-22

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Door Symptom - Noise Complaints from the Door Panel Area: Observe Documentation
Specifications (SY 68/22)
Model Line:
911 (992)
Model Year:
As of 2020
Information:
The case documentation in the warranty claim often does not clearly indicate the cause and details of the
corrective measures carried out in the event of noises in the door and door panel.
In order to allow fault correction measures at the factory, fault sources such as loose components or
noises must be set:
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Line/train
Electric plug connections
Handle
Cover
Moulding
Actuating lever
Switch
Material contact point
Screw connections
Clips, etc.
must be clearly documented.
The resultant remedial action, e.g.:
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felt/foam installed
greased
clip replaced
screw tightened
part replaced, etc.
must also be clearly documented.
For this purpose, the source of the fault in the relevant illustration, inner door panel View of inner door
panel, outer door panel  View of outer door panel or door without door panel  View of door without
door panel must be marked in future and must be supplied with a detailed description of the fault source
and corrective measure in accordance with the warranty claim.
Information
The warranty claim can only be reimbursed if all documents submitted are complete and
comprehensible.
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Sample documentation:
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Electric line in the door panel loose. Secure electric line with a tie-wrap . For exact fault location, see
Appendix xy  Appendix xy: Loose cable for door panel
Appendix xy: Loose cable for door panel
View of inner door panel
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View of door without door panel
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safely. Part numbers listed in these bulletins are for reference only. The work procedures updated electronically in the Porsche PIWIS diagnostic and testing device take precedence and, in the event of a
discrepancy, the work procedures in the PIWIS Tester are the ones that must be followed.
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