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Indicator Switch Problems


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Hi I've got a 996TT and I'm experiencing problems with the indicator switch. When turning right it doesn't stay on and on left turns it does not turn off. I have located the part for replacement but would like to understand if this is a DIY job or should I seek professional expertise. I don't want to go to an OPC as I'm sre I'd be fleeced...

Switch Assembly

W0133-1599632 Combination switch

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Any recommendations, instructions or manuals for changing the combination switch? Any airbag implications?

Thanks for any help or direction..

Cheers,

AJ

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It can be a little tedious but if you take your time it's not all too difficult. It will probably take you about an hour, maybe a little more if you go nice and slow. I have a good DIY (PDF format) that I can't figure out how to post here. Send me your email address and I'll send it to you.

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Bill

dog4delta@me.com

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