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Cayenne number plate light in a 996 turbo?

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Replace head unit and i would quite like a camera

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I am still tinkering with the idea of a reversing camera when I change my head unit and I would quite like a camera but not drill any holes in the car, Cayenne number plate light reversing cameras seem to be quite common and I could use this:
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Use earlier 964 light

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996 turbos use the earlier 964 light, so no.
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I am still tinkering with the idea of a reversing camera when I change my head unit and I would quite like a camera but not drill any holes in the car, Cayenne number plate light reversing cameras seem to be quite common and I could use this:
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Use earlier 964 light

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996 turbos use the earlier 964 light, so no.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know if a Cayenne number plate light would fit in a 996 turbo? I am still tinkering with the idea of a reversing camera when I change my head unit and I would quite like a camera but not drill any holes in the car, Cayenne number plate light reversing cameras seem to be quite common and I could use this:

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996 turbos use the earlier 964 light, so no. Standard 996, yes!

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:thumb: I have survived 9 years without a reversing camera on it so far!

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I like ths idea nastymatt Do you have a part number for the cayennne light/camera

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