[Rutger Gert-jan]

Hi,



Just some pictures of the mod`s I made to the cabin, I also changed the hazzard switch to a 944 model one...looks mutch better than the the original big red button...





Cheers,





Rutger

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[Richard]

Rutger:



Nicely done. Is the button on the far right of the center console for adjusting the fog lights? And did you add a trim piece to the center console trim to match your radio? It looks good.

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[RPM]

The rings look good. Which ones did you use?

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[Rutger Gert-jan]

Hi,





The rings in the instrument cluster are from a local vendor here in The Netherlands (cost €50,-), the trim piece arround the radio comes from jagerengineering, and it sits there to complete the Alu look (sill trims, gear lever knob and the radio)



Cheers,



Rutger



oh and the knob on the far right is for adjusting the hight of the main beams.....

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[flash]

yup - ROW thing - kind of cool, though a whole extra motor up there to deal with



are there laws that require adjustments from place to place or frequently or something that would dictate such a control?

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[Rutger Gert-jan]

[quote name='flash' post='42802' date='Oct 23 2007, 02:48 PM']yup - ROW thing - kind of cool, though a whole extra motor up there to deal with



are there laws that require adjustments from place to place or frequently or something that would dictate such a control?[/quote]



There are no laws and such concerning the operation of this system, the beams should be on the correct hight when the "knob" is set to "0"(starting point). If I remeber correctly the system was designed to keep the beams on the same hight, even when the car is carrying a heavy load (the beams would otherwise point on a higher level i.e. it could blind up-coming traffic)





Regards,



Rutger

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[ldeprat]

My 951 cab has that height adjustment feature also, but my other car (US spec) does not.



Rutger, I noticed one of your top-opening handles in the center console cubby. Does your 968 not have holders for the handles in the center console tray? My 951 cab has this feature, but the US car does not.



Kind of nice, since I don't keep anything in there and this way the handles are always where I can find them. I keep them in the glove compartment in the S2 cab.

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[flash]

automatically? now that would be cool - wonder how they do that? is it constantly adjusting as the suspension goes up and down?



having cut my fingers plenty of times on those stupid little wheels, while adjusting the headlights, it would be a nice feature, even if it wasn't automatic

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[Rutger Gert-jan]

[quote name='Luis de Prat' post='42831' date='Oct 24 2007, 03:25 PM']My 951 cab has that height adjustment feature also, but my other car (US spec) does not.



Rutger, I noticed one of your top-opening handles in the center console cubby. Does your 968 not have holders for the handles in the center console tray? My 951 cab has this feature, but the US car does not.



Kind of nice, since I don't keep anything in there and this way the handles are always where I can find them. I keep them in the glove compartment in the S2 cab.[/quote]



Hi,



The center console cubby is partly "ocupied" by an alarm device which spreads a kind of radar bubble in the car, in case some knut tries to enter the car via the hood <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/dry.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[Rutger Gert-jan]

[quote name='flash' post='42833' date='Oct 24 2007, 03:29 PM']automatically? now that would be cool - wonder how they do that? is it constantly adjusting as the suspension goes up and down?



having cut my fingers plenty of times on those stupid little wheels, while adjusting the headlights, it would be a nice feature, even if it wasn't automatic[/quote]



Flash,



The system does not work automatically, you have to adjust the hight of the beams by turning the little wheel on the center console, there are 3 ways of adjustment (+1, -1 and -2)

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[Anchorman]

Digressing a bit - I need to re-aim my headlights. Does anyone know which "wheel" moves the light up and down, and which moves it left and right? And do the same wheels do the same things on the left and right side? To help make the answer as unambiguous as possible, it would help to use phrases like "the inboard wheel on the driver's side light does...(whatever it does)."

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[ldeprat]

[quote name='Anchorman' post='42843' date='Oct 24 2007, 05:51 PM']Digressing a bit - I need to re-aim my headlights. Does anyone know which "wheel" moves the light up and down, and which moves it left and right? And do the same wheels do the same things on the left and right side? To help make the answer as unambiguous as possible, it would help to use phrases like "the inboard wheel on the driver's side light does...(whatever it does)."[/quote]



Rutger is referring to the "wheel" on the switch for headlamp height adjustment that we have on RoW cars. Does your car have this feature?

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[Anchorman]

I understand what Rutger is referring to - and, no US cars do not have this feature.

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[Rutger Gert-jan]

Hi Anchorman,



Have a look in the owners manual....

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