YOUR RESEARCH2000 996 6 speed: headlights
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The owner manual states that the bulb at the top is the low beam bulb and the bulb at the bottom is the high beam bulb, I found two sources that state exactly the opposite: who is right? Also, the electrical connector between the headlight and the car harness contains 3 pairs of pins and a single pin. Which pair is for the low beam, which is for the high beam, and which is for the parking light? Thanks
Low beam at the top, high beam on the bottom. edit: found this post. Maybe it�ll help https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/996/363622-996-997-front-end-conversion-headlamp-wiring-2.html#post4355087
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Right what I needed. Many thanks!
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