996TT - Switch in Oddments Bin - What's it for?
Discussion
Cleaning the car last Sunday, I noticed under the little rubber mat in my central lockable oddments bin, there is a circular rocker switch with '0' and '1' positions. The switch is in position '1'. Haven't messed about trying it, but wanted to know what it might be first.
Had a look in the drivers manual and could not find any reference.
Any (sensible) ideas please?
Had a look in the drivers manual and could not find any reference.
Any (sensible) ideas please?
Sunnysidebb said:
This Thread Is no Good With Out Pictures.
Taken on Blackberry, but it's not letting me send pics via e-mail at present. On their way, one way or another.Sunnysidebb said:
Are you really interested in finding out what it is or was it just a silly question designed to get us all talking.
Why do you think I would do the latter? Strange question.
Like your idea Jeremy, also possible and to be tested this weekend when the track wheels come off and the road wheels go back on.
I figure it's not a standard fitment from the (sensible) responses so far, which means I'll have to try and question the former keeper who did all the upgrades.
Popolou said:
Is it a circular dial similar to a ventilation control? Tbh, I didnt think the 996 had this but its a common item in gloveboxes and the like.
Pops
Round rocker switch, much smaller than ventilation control, perhaps just over a centimetre diameter. Nice fit and central at the rear of the oddments bin. Pops
Didn't even know it was there until I took the rubber mat out.
StuB said:
Sunnysidebb said:
This Thread Is no Good With Out Pictures.
Taken on Blackberry, but it's not letting me send pics via e-mail at present. On their way, one way or another.Sunnysidebb said:
Are you really interested in finding out what it is or was it just a silly question designed to get us all talking.
Why do you think I would do the latter? Strange question.
Like your idea Jeremy, also possible and to be tested this weekend when the track wheels come off and the road wheels go back on.
I figure it's not a standard fitment from the (sensible) responses so far, which means I'll have to try and question the former keeper who did all the upgrades.
Edited by Sunnysidebb on Wednesday 12th October 23:26
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