Front indicator housing, Metal Inc Lens & gasket. Porsche 911 68-73  ❭  90163140

Front Indicator Housing Kit – Metal Housing Including Lens & Gasket

Refresh the appearance and reliability of your classic Porsche with this OE Match Front Indicator Housing Kit, complete with a precision-manufactured metal housing, indicator lens and sealing gasket for Porsche 911 models produced between 1968 and 1973.

Fits:

• Porsche 911 1965-1968 2.0L / 912 SWB (F)
• Porsche 911 1968-1973 2.2L / 2.4L / 2.7L RS LWB (F)

This complete assembly provides everything required to restore worn, corroded or damaged front indicator units. Manufactured to OE specifications, each component delivers factory-style fitment, helping preserve the authentic appearance of your classic 911 while ensuring dependable lighting performance.

Whether you're carrying out a concours-quality restoration, repairing accident damage or replacing weathered original components, this complete kit offers a convenient, high-quality solution.

Complete Front Indicator Assembly

Unlike purchasing individual components separately, this kit includes:
OE Match metal front indicator housing Indicator lens Rubber sealing gasket

The complete assembly simplifies installation while ensuring all key components are renewed at the same time, reducing the likelihood of water ingress or mismatched ageing between old and new parts.

Manufactured to OE Specifications

Each component has been produced to match the dimensions and appearance of the original Porsche indicator assembly.

The housing features:

• OE-style pressed metal construction
• Factory-style mounting points
• Correct lens fitment
• Accurate sealing surfaces
• Direct replacement installation
• Excellent panel alignment

The supplied lens provides clear, bright illumination while maintaining the original styling of early long-wheelbase Porsche 911 models.

Restore the Original Appearance

Front indicators are among the most noticeable features on every classic Porsche 911.

Years of exposure to:

• Road debris
• Stone chips
• UV exposure
• Moisture
• Corrosion
• Previous repairs

can leave the original housings dented, rusty or poorly aligned.

Replacing the complete assembly restores the clean factory appearance while improving lighting performance and weather sealing.

Why Replace the Complete Assembly?

Replacing only the lens often leaves aged housings and hardened seals in place.

A complete housing kit provides:

• Fresh metal housing
• New lens
• New sealing gasket
• Improved water resistance
• Factory-style appearance
• Simplified installation
• Long-term reliability

It also avoids reusing corroded hardware that may compromise fit or allow moisture to enter the lighting unit.

Symptoms of a Worn Front Indicator Assembly

Replacement is recommended if you notice:

• Corroded metal housing
• Damaged mounting points
• Cracked or faded indicator lens
• Water inside the indicator
• Condensation behind the lens
• Hardened or split rubber gasket
• Poor panel fit
• Loose indicator assembly
• Reduced indicator brightness
• Rust around the housing

Renewing the complete assembly restores both appearance and functionality.

Benefits

Installing this OE Match indicator housing kit helps to:

• Restore the factory appearance
• Improve front-end aesthetics
• Replace rusty or damaged housings
• Eliminate cracked or faded lenses
• Improve weather sealing
• Reduce moisture inside the lamp
• Improve indicator visibility
• Simplify restoration projects
• Preserve vehicle originality
• Deliver reliable long-term performance

Installation Recommendations

Professional installation is recommended.

During installation, inspect:

• Indicator bulb holder
• Bulb contacts
• Wiring connectors
• Earth connections
• Mounting hardware
• Front wing mounting surface
• Surrounding paintwork
• Rubber seals
• Electrical terminals

Clean all mounting surfaces before installation to ensure the gasket seals correctly.

If corrosion is present around the mounting area, repair and protect the panel before fitting the new housing.

Always test the indicator operation before final assembly.