Apologies if covered many times before, but I did a search using multiple terms and got zip.
My question pertains to the knob 2nd from the left, just next to the headlight switch. What accessory is it for? I'm new to 914s and my car came with no manuals, accessories, or documentation, so please excuse my ignorance.
In my case, it doesn't appear to control anything, but when the headlights are turned on, the center lights up orange.
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Fog light switch. Should have a rubber surround with green face with a lamp face.
That is an early 911 switch.
I think it was a replacement for the stock 914 foglight switch.
The switch probably works but your fog light bulbs probably need to be replaced. They only work when your headlights are on.
That switch/knob is desirable in the early 911 world but the yellow 'jewel' that is illuminated when on is missing.
Should look like this...
To test your fog lights, make sure your key is "on" and your headlights are on and up and on low beam.
You could probably get several of the correct 914 foglight switches for that thing.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Fog-Light-Switch-for-Porsche-911-912-90161350320-901-613-503-20-WOW-/323601252733?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10
I agree early 911 foglight switch without the USA dot mandated rubber pillow and bezel
Thanks for the help. I should have mentioned that it is a '71, but I don't know if this car was originally an Appearance Group car, so I don't know if the fog lights were original. What switch would have bee in this position assuming fog lights were not original?
OEM fog light switch for my 1970/4, build date January 1970. Note, NO rubber surround. Fog lights are wired so they operate without the headlights being turned on or raised.
Paul
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The fog light switch is pulled out to operate the fog lights.
It is strange that your switch does not pull out.
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