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All: I don't have the car yet so I cannot read the manual. I do not know what these are and the dealer is having a hard time with it to. Any ideas? 1999 996 C2
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POST 2Original post
Look like seat warmer buttons...though not in any place I've ever seen them.
POST 3Original post
Whoa, Those buttons don't even look stock!!! BOb
POST 4Original post
seat warmer or ejection buttons???
POST 5Original post
I am no expert but the stock seat warmer buttons do not look like that (at least not that I have seen). My only guess is some kind of aftermarket seat warmer install. It does however look pretty clean and professionally done. By the way, how come the dealer does not know? Can he not ask the seller?
POST 6Original post
Someone added those non oem switches to the cassette storage box. Let us know what they operate. Jeff
POST 7Original post
Neon lights or perhaps switches for the hydraulics... no idea. I have never seen any stock switches that look like that.
POST 8Original post
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POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Well the dealer figured it out. I think..... Park distance control. Why two, I am not sure. One pre side?
POST 10Original post
Front and back maybe???
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I looked closer at the rear and there are two sensors. And there looks to be two on the front as well but it is hard to see. I had PDC on my BMW M5 and it was actually really nice. Modern day Curb Feelers
POST 12Original post
Rewinds tapes for you!
POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Tape warmers...............
POST 14Original post
I know, those are the booster rocket ignition switches. Make sure you hit both at the same time or your car will be unbalanced.
POST 15Original post
Tape warmers...nice one Tim!!
POST 16Original post
They are not OEM buttons, heated seats would be oval buttons lower than those in location, parktronic would only be in the rear, maybe they are for the NOS bottles
POST 17Original post
Hey, I wanna know more about the under car neon lights.....sounds "uptown". But I guess that begs the question.... which town???
POST 18Original post
Front/Back
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