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tscaptain

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I looked through the manual - yes, I'm one of those who reads such things - but can't find any reference to a switch which sits just in front of the headlight leveller knob, see photo. Anyone know what it's for? It's not the ejector seat because I've tried that......[:)]

 
Blimey, that was quick. Top man James - which way is off? To the right, I presume.

BTW, it's just had a lot of work including all belts etc and a recon MAF. Wow, what an improvement - thank you JDS!
 
Not sure which way it works as I don't actually have this on my car, I have a Cobra alarm installed . These are quite common as a lot of cars have them, I think it was an upgrade or replacement by Porsche to the factory alarm.
Getting them to run right is great I am waiting to get mine back to Paul Anderson to replace the dampers, cannot wait to see the difference.
 
Yes its the same vent allows you to leave the windows down or dog/child in car and still set the alarm without it going off.
 
brickell said:
Getting them to run right is great I am waiting to get mine back to Paul Anderson to replace the dampers, cannot wait to see the difference.
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Are you sticking with OEM or upgrading? I put Bilstein B6 on mine and they are great! Nobody mentioned beforehand, though, what a performance it is to get the 4 wheel alignment/ride height sorted on these!!
 
Paul is now fitting Bilstein so I am going with his recommendation, also need to treat the car to a new set of Continental tyres. So it should handle great and now air con re-gassed and ice cold ready for the summer.
 
nods of appreciation to brickell and tscaptain:
you've answered 2 of my personal queries in one timely post. (what's that funny button & the suspension overhaul dilemma)
Nice work fellas.
Rgds. Stuart
 
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