Gauge cluster lights with light switch in “Home” position
#1
Gauge cluster lights with light switch in “Home” position
So I’m an 997 noob and was wondering whether the gauge cluster lights should be on at night with the switch in the “home” position. I believe the answer is yes, but I don’t see this specifically addressed in the manual.
I recently disconnected the battery to install the deviated seatbelts and I feel like I have lost this function after reconnecting, but wanted to make sure that this is in fact the way it’s supposed to work. Thanks.
I recently disconnected the battery to install the deviated seatbelts and I feel like I have lost this function after reconnecting, but wanted to make sure that this is in fact the way it’s supposed to work. Thanks.
Last edited by B6guy; 06-27-2019 at 11:29 AM.
#3
I don't think the home switch position affects the cluster lights. The only thing it does is turn on the fogs for 30+ seconds when you turn off the car. Otherwise it's the same as the OFF position.
I can't confirm 100% though as the car is home and I'm at work goofing off.
I can't confirm 100% though as the car is home and I'm at work goofing off.
#4
Rennlist Member
AFAIK, Home position on the headlight switch allows the
lights to stay on for a designated interval (selectable in
the PCM ) to light your way for some seconds.
lights to stay on for a designated interval (selectable in
the PCM ) to light your way for some seconds.
#5
Thank you guys for the reply. I guess I assumed it worked like the “Auto” setting in the 991 where I could just set and forget it. So do you all crank the switch all the way over clockwise for driving at night and turn it to off or “home” when shutting down?
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#9
Rennlist Member
I always switch to "home". It does leave the lights on for a few moments (minute or two) including inside lights. I never checked the cluster but will next time.
#10
Drifting
It’s always annoyed me that my ‘09 didn’t have automatic headlights standard. At least, auto off. It’s not the added effort of using the switch that bothers me, it’s the fact that everything in the car is computerized and adding auto off lights would have involved some lines of code and that’s about it.
#11
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checked last night. My cluster lights do not stay on when the car is turned off with the lights in the "home" position.
#12