YOUR RESEARCHHow to Manual engage wing on 996 Cabrio?
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I have a 997 but co worker has 996 cabrio and he said he would love to see what his car looks like with the wing up..... I suggested he use the manual over ride button like I have in my 997 but said he doesn't have it, went outside and could not find it anywhere. Is there a way to have the wing raise on his car without hitting the MPH barrier needed for automatic activation. Thanks
Button on the fuse box cover in driver footwell.
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thanks so much....
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It's in the manual...
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The only thing faster than my 911 is it's depreciation. ...Where is the manual kept? 99C2
Glove box? Trunk? Manual holder under steering column on Mk I cars.
it's hard to miss, black panel to the left of the driver's footwell, there is a small switch recessed into it
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