Cornering lights not working
#1
Cornering lights not working
Hello, I recently got a message popped up in the small screen next to the gauges indicating my right cornering light's are not working; and after testing them out it seems that both sides are not working and ony the Bi-xenon's, foglights work without the cornering feature.
So how is it to get the issue resolved? Is it just replacing bulbs and activating it via the dealership?
thank you in advance,
mohammed.
So how is it to get the issue resolved? Is it just replacing bulbs and activating it via the dealership?
thank you in advance,
mohammed.
#2
Hello, I recently got a message popped up in the small screen next to the gauges indicating my right cornering light's are not working; and after testing them out it seems that both sides are not working and ony the Bi-xenon's, foglights work without the cornering feature.
So how is it to get the issue resolved? Is it just replacing bulbs and activating it via the dealership?
thank you in advance,
mohammed.
So how is it to get the issue resolved? Is it just replacing bulbs and activating it via the dealership?
thank you in advance,
mohammed.
#3
I have this problem as well, happened couple weeks ago... but mine indicated is just the right side cornering light (visually checked, and this is the case, left side is fine). I haven't referenced the manual yet to see if is an easy replacement, or requires dealer to do the work... any sense if this is a quick DIY?
#4
Had a similar issue & called the tech at the Porsche dealer & he said the bulbs rarely go bad & it is usually the contact with the bulb. He instructed me to remove the bulb and sand the contact area lightly and clean & he was right it fixed my problem.
#5
This is frequently the case with the turn signal bulb, but I believe the original poster is talking about the conrnering bulb. The one that lights up when the wheel is turned. It's not a bad DIY, but it takes some long needle nose pliers and some patience. It is the bulb with the small white wire, about 3in long attahced to it. Pull the brown wire connector off, then open up the bulb cage, pull the bulb out, unplug the white wire it is attahced to, reverse procedure to install, as usual with any bulbs such as these do not touch the bulb part, use the pliers on the metal backing to set it down in place and close the cage. snap the brown wire plug in back on, and plug bulb in.
#6
This is frequently the case with the turn signal bulb, but I believe the original poster is talking about the conrnering bulb. The one that lights up when the wheel is turned. It's not a bad DIY, but it takes some long needle nose pliers and some patience. It is the bulb with the small white wire, about 3in long attahced to it. Pull the brown wire connector off, then open up the bulb cage, pull the bulb out, unplug the white wire it is attahced to, reverse procedure to install, as usual with any bulbs such as these do not touch the bulb part, use the pliers on the metal backing to set it down in place and close the cage. snap the brown wire plug in back on, and plug bulb in.
#7
I have done several of these, and not exactly sure the H-number of the bulb, but I believe it is an H-3, part number 900-631-126-90.
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#11
Cornering light not working after replacement either
I had the same problem but with the driver side cornering bulb not working. I replaced the bulb but the other bulb seemed ok when I took it out. After putting in the new bulb. For some reason I still got the warning when starting up. What else could be wrong here guys. Anyone have a remedy for that? What could I check next or do.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
#12
In USA Porsche dealer sells them for $ 30.00, you can get them at Discount AutoParts for $ 7.99!!!
#14
I believe the bulb is an h7, the information for bulbs is located in your owners manual. I find that these DO go bad often. If you turn the wheel slowly you will see that the illumination is progressive as you turn the wheel. Meaning that it is not just an on/off scenario. The bulb stays dimly lit and then gets increasingly brighter as you turn the wheel. Super easy fix, and yes, if one is burnt out neither will work.
#15
MAN...this is BS!
Just as soon as I read this thread, and what do I get? A fking 'check right cornering light' warning!!
WTF, will you stop posting issues on here? It is causing my car to read my mind or something and tests me.
I know some say it is H7, but in fact service manual calls for H3 bulb. Easy to replace. Use access hole in hood to unlock headlight, pull it out, open access cover, remove the H3 bulb, replace with new one, and you are done.
I just checked mine (right = passenger, right?). Pulled headlight out, cleaned connections, but still getting the error. Tomorrow will check the left side just in case, and will have to likely get me a pair of the H3 bulbs.
Good thing it is easy to do.
Just as soon as I read this thread, and what do I get? A fking 'check right cornering light' warning!!
WTF, will you stop posting issues on here? It is causing my car to read my mind or something and tests me.
I know some say it is H7, but in fact service manual calls for H3 bulb. Easy to replace. Use access hole in hood to unlock headlight, pull it out, open access cover, remove the H3 bulb, replace with new one, and you are done.
I just checked mine (right = passenger, right?). Pulled headlight out, cleaned connections, but still getting the error. Tomorrow will check the left side just in case, and will have to likely get me a pair of the H3 bulbs.
Good thing it is easy to do.