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I really don't know about it, i'll go ask the specialist that took care of it for the past 20 years he'll tell me more i'm sure
Hello everyone!
Just bought a 996 and something is bothering me : I dont have the switch in the fusebox to move up and down the wing. Its just not there (see picture attached) . It's also not on the dashboard, so basically I cant operate it.
I have two questions :
- is it normal? mine a very early build (07/97)
- can i just buy a switch and put it in the fuse box? I dont risk messing up the circuits or whatever?
attached is a picture of my fusebox and the switch I bought on Ebay,
thank you guys
Any chance your car was a factory aerokit car that may no longer have the taco? I don't think that would have come with switch, but probably would not have just been a hole.
No, sadly it didnt have the factory aerokit. I really don't know about it, i'll go ask the specialist that took care of it for the past 20 years he'll tell me more i'm sure
Sup Hugo! I saw you post on Reddit and suggested you come here, so, welcome!
Check out this thread, #15 post.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...no-switch.html
"I took the carpet panel off during lunch today. The switch had worked loose and was behind the wiring loom on the floor."
Maybe that's your next action item?
