Old thread.. I know. But im having the same issue and honestly its quite aggrivating. Ive tried everything and nothing seems to hold. I really dont want to drill holes but i guess im going to have to. What a shame!

 

Does anyone have the part number for the lower clips from Porsche?

 

According to a Porsche parts dealer, the lower clips comes with the back cover itself. So we can't buy that separate.

Mine is broken too when that seat cover fell off.

 

Just repaired mine per the zip tie method at lower clips and used the heavy duty 3m spray adhesive for the upper clips. Left upper clips in place (as they had separated from the seat back) an pushed seat back against the clips after waiting required set up time for adhesive. Working so far but I kinda doubt spray adheasive will last. Will revert to heavy duty 3m double sided tape if spray adheasive fails in the near future. My go to if the tape fails will be heavy duty construction glue with seat back strap with a belt held in place for a minimum 24 hr set.

 

I wonder if some very tiny screws can work here?

 

Texas Mic , Thanks a great deal mine to broke on my 06 blk cayenne turbo , your repair suggestions and photos were spot on its fixed . I followed your insructions to the letter its fixed thanks again ATLGAJ/ Atlanta G.A.

 

@TexasMic

Thanks man! Followed your DIY write up and completed it today. Let's hope it holds up forever!

 

I had my driving front seat back repaired more than a year ago. Now my passenger seat back fell off and the plastic clips broke. Do not get mys tarted on why they are plastic in the first place!! I am beyond furious; such a rip-off repair! I refuse to pay another $300 for this repair. I guess I will try of the above suggestions in this thread. What's a girl to do.. UGH

 

1 more Thank you TexasMic!

Lower zip ties and upper double sided tape seems to have done the trick!

 

upper velcro tape that is:
3M VHB Tape RP25 1 in width x 5 yd length (1 Roll)