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Does anybody know the reason for the headlights starting in a courtsey position and then moving upwards after switch on. I enjoyed this bit of trickery until they stuck in the downward mode.
Now on dark lanes anything over 50mph is a gamble, which in Cornwall is a lot of road.
My first 911, but had a 365 which spun like a top in the wet and had a suction noise from it's two twin chokes on full throttle almost as delightful as the whistle around 6000rpm in the 911. Love that car !!
Many thanks
Dave
Must agree. If the 996 is the same as the 997, there is a self levelling to gauge the weight of the car contents. If you're a fat bar-steward like me it makes a difference. Don't know why they should stick down though, your 10 mates weren't sat on the back when you started up?
Pete
...thanks for that. Musn't be a common problem. I might just kick the wing and see what happens, no only joking. The self levelling device sounds fave. Thanks, Dave
update...apparently headlights gone into safe mode, ie dipped. So a plug in the laptop job to find error messages.
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