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Cayman S Red Dash Gauges

jmwdesign

By jmwdesign
in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)

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Recently purchased a 2006 S with about 10,000m. Anyone else having a problem reading gauge numerals in the daylight? Numbers do not appear, even with lights on, until it is close to dark outside.

Thanks for your input. Love the car.

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Yes, I don't know how this functional defect made it into production! Makes night time the best time to drive!

Palo Alto Speedometer was questioned about this and they sent me to some German outfit that I finally gave up on. Please write when/if you have a solution.

I'll do the same.

 

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