991 TTS fog lights?
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Pull it, as I recall.
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Burning Brakes
As I recall, you have to turn the headlight switch to full on (all the way to the right) in order to pull on the fog light switch. It won't pull out when set on "auto".
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I don't think I will actually use them. I was mostly curious to know if they were functional.
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Sorry I forgot to mention that it wouldn't work in auto mode!
I use my fog lights regularly. I live in the mountains, and we see significant fog fairly often. I see quite a few other cars using their fog lights too (including rear fog lights), so I'm not the only one out there!
I use my fog lights regularly. I live in the mountains, and we see significant fog fairly often. I see quite a few other cars using their fog lights too (including rear fog lights), so I'm not the only one out there!
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i cant find it now, but i believe when you activate the rear Fog light function on the 991, it changes the front headlight beam pattern to see better in fog conditions.
Found it. With the rear fog light on & at speeds below 43mph the headlight beams become wider to reduce glare (pretty smart)!
Found it. With the rear fog light on & at speeds below 43mph the headlight beams become wider to reduce glare (pretty smart)!
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i cant find it now, but i believe when you activate the rear Fog light function on the 991, it changes the front headlight beam pattern to see better in fog conditions.
Found it. With the rear fog light on & at speeds below 43mph the headlight beams become wider to reduce glare (pretty smart)!
Found it. With the rear fog light on & at speeds below 43mph the headlight beams become wider to reduce glare (pretty smart)!