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OBC trip computer stalk 996 / 986 / 993

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Slightly random question about the OBC control stalk - asking in here on the assumption that they're more common on 996 than the other two... Obviously the stalk moves up and down, fore and aft - but does one action preclude the other? For example - can you push it up,and then pull it towards you, or is there some kind of mechanical gate preventing this? I'm assuming that each direction is momentary, and the stalk always returns to its home position when released - is that correct?

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