Porsche 928 Door Cable Clips
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2026 10:32 am
Hi all-
As part of a general door card and window motor refresh I came across a cable clip on the 928 that I can't find a part number for. Requests on Rennlist have not yielded any information, so I've made some models that may help other folks.
For background, Porsche Part number 92853741102 is still available from multiple sources, and not (currently) a concern.
However, there is a slightly longer cable clip used on the door that is white in color, whose part number I can't find. I've asked Tom for help with this and thought I would share the models I've made to try to recreate this part.
The part with the most fidelity to the grey clips is this one, with a curved top and stacked cones for retention:
One that I made that I thought might be better for 3D printing (via FDM) is this guy:
I've ordered the curved top version from Xometry as an SLS print in glass-filled nylon, but have not yet printed the V2 version attached above. My plan is to try printing that model in ABS, laying on its side, so as to avoid interlayer adhesion issues. The slightly altered retention design is intended to avoid the need for too many supports.
I have models for the currently available part I show above and can upload those, as well, if there is interest.
Cheers
As part of a general door card and window motor refresh I came across a cable clip on the 928 that I can't find a part number for. Requests on Rennlist have not yielded any information, so I've made some models that may help other folks.
For background, Porsche Part number 92853741102 is still available from multiple sources, and not (currently) a concern.
However, there is a slightly longer cable clip used on the door that is white in color, whose part number I can't find. I've asked Tom for help with this and thought I would share the models I've made to try to recreate this part.
The part with the most fidelity to the grey clips is this one, with a curved top and stacked cones for retention:
One that I made that I thought might be better for 3D printing (via FDM) is this guy:
I've ordered the curved top version from Xometry as an SLS print in glass-filled nylon, but have not yet printed the V2 version attached above. My plan is to try printing that model in ABS, laying on its side, so as to avoid interlayer adhesion issues. The slightly altered retention design is intended to avoid the need for too many supports.
I have models for the currently available part I show above and can upload those, as well, if there is interest.
Cheers