YOUR RESEARCHporsche 996 turbo reverse light
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Hi my passenger side door mirror tilts and reverse lights are on permanently when ignition is switched on. I,m presuming the light switch on the transmission is sticking. Any ideas where switch is located left, right etc. Or anything else it may be. Fault not showing on fault checker. Thanks Derek Bell
Here you go. Part number 996.606.103.01 @ £29.50 inc VAT from Porsche.
Thanks for that Richard. You wouldnt happen to know if they stick if the car has been standing for 2 month over the christmas. Thanks Derek
If it was left in reverse it would be more likely, I guess. Normally when the switch fails it is in the opposite sense - you don't get any reversing lights or parking sensors, etc. It might be worth trying to clean it up, but at that price I would prefer to do it once, and know that the switch was right.
Thanks again Richard your probably right. Derek
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