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Any idea what's going on here? 997 engine lid catch oddity

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Evening all,
Quick random question, any ideas what the story is with this 997 engine lid catch / latch (I'm never sure which is which!).
Looks like a non standard part has been used maybe, but an odd thing to need replacing?
All seems to work fine so not sure if it's concerning.
Any thoughts welcome.
Cheers!
JT
 

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Sorry i missed this post :oops:

It looks normal to me .. i do seem to remember seeing it in the past but not really taking much notice of it .. ill keep an eye out for a 997 to have a look at and make sure though .
 
Cheers guys! Bit odd that's how they did it but, it works so!
 
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