Hi all,
My 1997 993 C2 coupe came with the 'wing' that runs along the top edge of the rear windscreen and which in some cars accommodates an additional brake light. Mine doesn't but the wiring is there for the light and there's a 'dummy' section in the middle of the bracket under the wing that can be removed to accommodate a light. So, I thought it might be nice to add the light and duly got one from local OPC. However, what I noticed when I tried to fit the light was that removal of the 'dummy' section left a gap with squared-off ends, whereas the light itself has curved ends, leaving a pretty big gap around the light. So the light does not fit the bracket.
Photos here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2kkx4xrz94ugytb/2015-05-09%2015.32.20.jpg?dl=0
So, has anyone else come across such a bracket with squared-off ends, which would suggest that once upon a time Porsche supplied a light with squared-off ends to fit it? I am guessing that I will have to try a new bracket (or just give up; this was supposed to be a 15-minute job!).
Look forward to any thoughts!
Cheers,
My 1997 993 C2 coupe came with the 'wing' that runs along the top edge of the rear windscreen and which in some cars accommodates an additional brake light. Mine doesn't but the wiring is there for the light and there's a 'dummy' section in the middle of the bracket under the wing that can be removed to accommodate a light. So, I thought it might be nice to add the light and duly got one from local OPC. However, what I noticed when I tried to fit the light was that removal of the 'dummy' section left a gap with squared-off ends, whereas the light itself has curved ends, leaving a pretty big gap around the light. So the light does not fit the bracket.
Photos here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2kkx4xrz94ugytb/2015-05-09%2015.32.20.jpg?dl=0
So, has anyone else come across such a bracket with squared-off ends, which would suggest that once upon a time Porsche supplied a light with squared-off ends to fit it? I am guessing that I will have to try a new bracket (or just give up; this was supposed to be a 15-minute job!).
Look forward to any thoughts!
Cheers,