T-Headed screw for Rear lid grille. Porsche 911 1974-89  ❭  91155943300

Restore secure and correct attachment of the rear engine lid grille with this OE Match T-Headed Screw, designed for compatible Porsche applications.
x6 Per Grille.
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• Porsche 911 1974-1977 2.7L / 1976-77 3.0 Carrera
• Porsche 911 1978-1983 3.0L / SC
• Porsche 911 1984-1986 3.2L
• Porsche 911 1987-1989 3.2L G50
• Porsche 959 2.8 01/1986-04/1991

The T-headed screw is a small but important piece of mounting hardware used as part of the rear lid grille fixing arrangement. Its specially shaped head provides the appropriate locating and retaining function within the grille assembly, helping keep the grille correctly positioned against the rear lid.

On classic Porsche vehicles, original fasteners can become corroded, damaged, seized, rounded or lost during previous maintenance and restoration work. Incorrect substitute hardware can also result in poor fitment or an untidy appearance.

Replacing damaged or missing hardware with the correct OE Match T-Headed Screw helps restore secure grille installation, correct component alignment and a more original-style finish.

What This Product Does:

• Forms part of the rear lid grille mounting system.
• Helps secure the grille to the rear lid.
• Provides the correct fixing point for the grille assembly.
• Helps maintain proper grille positioning.
• Reduces unwanted movement of the grille.
• Supports correct alignment of the grille against the rear lid.
• Helps prevent rattling caused by loose mounting hardware.
• Provides the appropriate T-shaped head for its intended installation.
• Replaces a missing, damaged or corroded original fastener.
• Helps maintain a neat, factory-style installation.
• Provides an OE Match replacement for compatible Porsche applications.  

• Missing rear lid grille fasteners.
• Loose rear lid grille.
• Grille movement when touched.
• Rattling or vibration from the rear grille area.
• Visible corrosion on the screw.
• Damaged or worn threads.
• Bent or distorted screw.
• Damaged T-shaped head.
• Fastener no longer tightening correctly.
• Screw repeatedly becoming loose.
• Grille sitting incorrectly against the rear lid.
• Uneven grille alignment.
• Incorrect hardware fitted during a previous repair.
• Fastener seized due to corrosion.
• Screw damaged during grille removal.
• Original hardware lost during restoration or maintenance.  

• Although relatively small, mounting hardware plays an important role in keeping exterior trim components securely installed.
• Replacing defective hardware helps distribute the mounting load correctly across the intended fixing points.