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Posts posted by allomoto
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Most common cause is the coolant tank is cracked.
Yes! I had this problem yesterday, I parked up in my parking spot and noticed coolant dripping on the near side rear of the car, took the bottle out, a tiny hairline crack, as a temporary fix we applied some epoxy (stuff used with fiberglass), seems to have done the job for the moment.
Will order a new tank on Tuesday, not to hard to change over..
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Yes, Litronics (the early Xenon) can be switched.
What ever position they are in flip the lever to the other position.
Well that is good news, thanks.
Just to clarify, by early version you mean those used on the 98-02 models (pre-facelift)?
Thanks again!
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No. I understand that they are driver side specific, i.e. that there are different lense configurations for you folks on the wrong side of the road. :D I'm quite certain Gert can advise you specifically though.
Thats a shame, I am sure I read somewhere that they are switchable (maybe from Loren).
I will give Gert a call next week.
Thanks,
J
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Thanks for all your help.
Does anyone know if they are switchable left hand drive to right hand drive?
Richard: no problem I will contact you as soon as I receive the new fronts!
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Thanks, hope they can help...
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Hi guys,
I am a new here, recently picked up a 2000 996 C2 with GT3 kit - rear spoiler.
Great car, absolutely love it, already have a list of mods I am working through, will post up photos over the weekend.
In the meantime, I have front clears but halogens, I would like Litronic headlights, I read that there are retrofit kits available for the 1999-2001 models, is this correct.
Can any one help, part numbers, photos, how to install.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Safe riding.
J
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Could be your compressor for the air con making noise... i.e. duff bearing...
Litronic retrofit kits for 1999-2001 models?
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Posted · Edited by allomoto
Good advice, thanks!