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Hi,
I'm looking at the parts PDF catalogue for the 996 and I can see that there's only four headlight part numbers for the 996.2.
Two for halogen and Two for M492 option or Xenon. 996 631 055/056 for L/R halogen and 996 631 065/066 for L/R Xenon. There's no remarking in the PDF indicating that there's separate part numbers for /LL or /RL
So can I infer from this that the car's electronics handles the alignment? or is there indeed a difference in the alignment of the reflectors? Or is there some internal screw/adjustment required.
Thanks
Justin
Thanks.
I agree there's a difference. Perhaps I wasn't clear in my posting. Is the difference controlled by electronics (moving the lens) or from some internal screw/adjuster. Because there's no part number differences.
