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If you are fortunate :lol: enough not to have PCM in you 996 you'll be pleased to know I have discovered a nifty place to stick your Garmin mount. If, like me, you are adverse to sticking the thing on the windscreen and prefer a more stealth approach then the underside of the cubby hole works a treat! I used to have the self adhesive "disc" that came with the mount stuck to the side of the centre console but soon enough that lost it's sticky and in variably got in the way of passengers' knee's.....not ideal.... anyway this is a tight fit but doable and the nav ends up in a great out of the way place, albeit ever so slightly obscured in 3rd gear. on the subject of windscreen mounts, is it me? or are there many many idiots out there who seem to have these things slap bang in the middle of their windscreens come rain or shine! Usually at night, in full daylight brightness mode, how on earth these people don't have accidents amazes me!!

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