YOUR RESEARCHRight side rocker switches on left? - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Hi all. My first post and happy to be a part of the community! I have a 2001 Boxster and looking to utilize the dead man switch spots for other functionality. You can easily find switches on ebay, but many of them are for right side functionality, eg. defroster, conv top and door lock. Question is, I'd like to use one of these on the left side just turned 180 degrees; will they fit or am I stuck with another PSM switch or TC? Thanks much!
You can swap them. They will be at a weird angle. I jut moved mine back to the original side.
Thanks antny!
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