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YOUR RESEARCHNo clicking/noise in cabin when indicators are on
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Mine is fitted with big flashing green lights in the dash cluster that are on when the indicators are on - so it's quite obvious when they re on - even what side of the car are on!
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Install with big flashing green lights in the dash cluster
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Mine is fitted with big flashing green lights in the dash cluster that are on when the indicators are on - so it's quite obvious when they re on - even what side of the car are on!
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Evening all, hopefully, I won't post to many questions but I can't promise!
There is no obvious noise when the indicators are on.
Is this usual please?
Thanks in advance.
Im afraid im not sure on this model if the tick is generated by the indicator relay or the instrument cluster .. one of those things i need to sit in a car and listen to to give an answer .. every model is different and i work on every model of Porsche .
Off hand i think it's the relay but until i sit in one .. probably next week and listen then i can't say for sure .
Need some owners to say where the noise comes from .. o/s/f and lower dash area then it's the relay .
It may well be .. this is one of those things that i thought it made a sound until someone asked the question .. now i'm not sure ..
I work on cars .. i have them in front of me and i fix them .. dam hard when i don't have a car lol ..
i'll sit in one sometime next week i expect and i'll listen .. a strange fault but one i need to have an answer for now as i need to know just for myself lol .
Not sure what a 991 is but when I searched the web, many variants seem to have settings for indicator noise in the control system. My 987 had a system that the 996 does not seem to have so if your car is later than these, then its there somewhere!
Sorry, I don't. It was put in over 5 years ago and no memory of where I sourced it from. However, I am seeing someone who does such things next weekend and see what he suggests and report back.
There is a very quiet click noise from the relay. You can only just hear it if you're stopped and maybe have the radio off...
Mine is fitted with big flashing green lights in the dash cluster that are on when the indicators are on - so it's quite obvious when they re on - even what side of the car are on! I didn't realise that these were an option - I assumed they all had them. :?
Yes, I'm being sarcastic
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I finally got to look at a 996 for this ... probably more for myself than anything.
The click is faint and it comes from the indicator relay .. they are not that expensive so a new relay is the best sound you will get .
same problem here, this sort of thing should work, I think I will order one to see.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202189702880?hash=item2f137206e0:g:vK0AAOSwPkBaXR~j
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