YOUR RESEARCH996 Indicator Issue.
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Any one had issues with the indicators on their 996? Both sides / dash flash at the start of the journey but as time passes the indicators / dash indicators give up. Turning indicators off and on works for a few seconds then they die again. Hazard lights work fine. Driving me nuts - any ideas? My battery is old but voltage sits on or slightly below 14. Maybe a relay or fuse? Jim.
Try the relay, mine was intermittent and was a $5-10 fix from super cheap auto. Apologies, cant remember the relay but there should be a chart in the fuse box in driver floor well.
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Thanks Macca. Been trying to source a relay today and ended up speaking to Porsche Sydney as I thought it would be a specific part. They quoted $46! I actually ordered it and its coming up over night from Melbourne. Super cheap on line are $32 - but not sure if spec matches. Next time I'll take the non dealer option. Cheers - Jim.
Arh yes - $32 would be right (I recall it being a cheap fix - I was expecting some complicated expensive electrical nightmare), but for an OEM part $46 isnt bad at all, hope it fixes the issue.
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Yea to be honest if $46 fixes it it will be the cheapest fix to date! Cheers Jim.
Indicator issue sorted - 20 second fix. Second day all good. Also grabbed a pollen filter from Porsche whilst I was there. Can find them cheaper online but the smell was getting annoying! Jim.
Excellent news,
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