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I am wiring indicators, horn and brights (for flash) to an OMP steering wheel hub with buttons to my 2012 997.2 GTS.  I need the wire diagram of the indicators and brights on the steering column so I know which wires to tap (horn is done already).

 

Does anyone have this diagram or know where I can find it?

 

 

Edit: Looks like i need the wire diagram for these two specific parts,1 and 3 in the embedded image.  3 is the switch would probably be the one I want.  1 is the control unit and would be helpful to have but redundant if I have 3 and I probably need 3 anyway in order to test any wiring done on 1.

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Here is the diagram in question. I've highlighted the terminals for the following:
1) Low speed steering wheel airbag for jumping with a 2.8ohm .5W resistor
2) High speed steering wheel airbag for jumping with a 2.8ohm .5W resistor
3) Horn for wiring to steering wheel
4) High beam flash for wiring to steering wheel
5) Direction Indicators for wiring to steering wheel

I'm still figuring out the relay that differentiates left from light indicator and will post that once I have it.

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Just wanted to state that the above wiring diagram is for a 997.1.  The wire coloring is VERY different for a 997.2.  There is also a seemingly random ground (black) wire within the airbag and horn wiring harness that connects to F8 but I do not know what this may be for.  F7-F12 are otherwise unoccupied on a 997.2 6MT steering wheel wiring harness clockspring connector. Unfortunately in the 997.2 the wiring harness is built INTO the steering wheel cover and cannot be removed without also removing the trim on your steering wheel which I was not comfortable risking damage to the wheel by doing.   

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