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997.2 turbo front dled light not working
- Thread starter KingKev
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KingKev
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FYI. Just read the manual p236. It tells you how to change the bulb. Apparently there is a bulb at end of that led cluster. I will try to replace it with the 501 w5w bulb. Am trying to replace it with a whiter light instead of the yellow lights that comes with the manufacturer. Will let you guys know if it fits.
Kev.
KingKev
New member
FYI. Just read the manual p236. It tells you how to change the bulb. Apparently there is a bulb at end of that led cluster. I will try to replace it with the 501 w5w bulb. Am trying to replace it with a whiter light instead of the yellow lights that comes with the manufacturer. Will let you guys know if it fits.
Kev.
Whiter light, more robust and longer lasting, just be sure to get the right one to avoid sending up an error code.
The lens is secured by a self-tapping screw at one end and a hook at the other.
Regards,
Clive
It's always worth checking in there first as there's a wealth of useful information for 997 owners.
Here's the thread to save you looking it up https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=641784
Unfortunately, due to recent vicissitudes of hosting sites, the photos are not appearing, but I'm sure the text will answer all the queries you have.
Regards,
Clive.
The side lights are designed to look like LED's but are in fact illuminated by single incandescent bulb on each side. These can be changed for canbus-friendly led's at small cost and well worth doing IMHO. []
Regards,
Clive
garyw
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A single screw on the underside allows the lamp cluster to slide off and be replaced by the CANBUS ready LED lamp.
I tried the standard Halfords LED but it did create issues - however it was along time back now.
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