lock PORSCHE 911 GT3 2004 5.G Owner's Guide

A-
Adjustment buttonforclock

B -
Clock

Clock

The
clock
isblanked outapproximately fourmin-
utes after theignition isswitched offorwhen the
car islocked.
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Setting
thetime

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Warning!
Risk ofan accident andlossofcontrol.

c>
Donot reach through thesteering-wheel
spokes whiledriving.

Setting hours

c>
Press adjustment buttonAfor about onesec-
ond. Hour display flashes.

c>
Turn button inthe appropriate direction:
to right -increase hoursfigure
to left -decrease hoursfigure.
Adjustment inhours -turn button briefly
Fast adjustment (displaycycles)-
turn andhold button.

Setting minutes

c>
Press adjustment buttonagain.
Minutes displayflashes.

c>
Set byrotating asinhours mode.
Leaving
adjustment mode

Automatically afteroneminute
or:

c>
Press adjustment buttonagain.
When adjustment modeisdeliberately leftby
pressing thebutton, thetime begins precisely to
the second.

Note

The time mode canbechanged between12hand
24h inthe on-board computer.

A
Emergency FlasherSwitch

Operational readinessofthe emergency flasher
does notdepend onthe ignition lockandturn sig-
nallever position.

c>
Ifyour carisdisabled orparked underemer-
gency conditions switchonthe emergency
flasher inthe dashboard
(arrow).

All turn signals andtheindicator lightinthe
switch flashwiththesame frequency.
A

Warning!
Risk ofan accident.

c>
Whenever stalledorstopped foremergency
repairs, movethecarwell offthe road. Switch
on the emergency flasherandmark thecar
with road flares orother warning devices.

c>
Donot remain inthe car. Someone approach-
ing from therear may notrealize yourvehicle
is stopped andcause acollision.

Danger offire.

c>
Donot park oroperate thevehicle inareas
where thehotexhaust systemmaycome in
contact withdrygrass, brush,fuelspill or
other flammable material.

Hot engine compartment componentscan
burn skinoncontact.

c>
Before working onany part inthe engine com-
partment, turntheengine offand letitcool
down sufficiently.
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Wipeinterval control

In windshield wiperintermittent mode3the wipe
intervals canbeinfinitely adjusted.

Shortening wipeintervals

c>
Turn thumb wheelAclockwise.

Lengthening wipeintervals

c>
Turn thumb wheelAcounter-clockwise.
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Withthecigarette lighterremoved, thesocket
may beused forsmall electrical appliances, such
as ashaver orhand vacuum cleaner.

Maximum rating:150Watt.

I>
Donot operate electrical appliances formore
than 5minutes whenengine isoff (battery will
otherwise discharge).

I>
Donot damage thesocket bytrying toinsert
plugs ofthe wrong design.

Operating
additional appliances

I>

Push inknob ofthe cigarette lighter.
When readyforuse, thelighter willsnap back.

g

Heating lighter
Ashtray
I...
Cigarette Lighter
Opening

I>
Press ashtray lidbriefly.

Emptying

I>
Open ashtray andcarefully pulloutash insert
by the lid.

A
Warning!
Danger offire.

I>
Never useashtray forwaste paperdisposal,
as itcould poseafire hazard.
A

Warning!
Danger offire and burning.
The cigarette lighterisready foruse, re-
gardless ofthe ignition lockposition.

I>
Never leaveunsupervised childreninthe car.

I>
Never touchtheheating element orsides of
the lighter.

I>
Hold thelighter bythe knob only.
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Storage inthe Passenger
Compartment

A
Warning!
Unsecured luggageandheavy objects may
come looseduring braking, rapiddirectional
changes orinan accident andcause serious
personal injuryordeath.

t>
Donot transport anyheavy objects inthe
storage trays.

t>
Donot carry unsecured luggageorobjects in
the passenger compartment.

Additional storagepossibilities

- Inthe door panel,
- inthe door sillonthe passenger side,
in the center console,
- clothes hookonback ofseats,
- pocket onback ofseats.

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Glove
compartment

A
Warning!
Risk ofinjury bythe glove compartment lidin
case ofan accident.

t>
Keep theglove compartment closedwhiledriv-
ing.
Opening

t>
Pull thecatch andopen thelid.

Locking

t>
Lock thecatch tosecure thecontents against
unauthorized access.

Storage traybetween theseats

Opening

I>
Press thelocking knobandliftthe lid.
There isacoin holder inthe forward partof
the

storage tray.

Locking

I>
Lock thecompartment tosecure thecontents
against unauthorized access.
CD
orCassette Holder

Occupied drawersareindicated byared window.

Opening drawers

I>
Push thebutton ofthe drawer youwish to
open.

Closing drawers

I>
Fold theCD drawer upand close untilitclicks
shut.
Close the
cassette
draweruntil
it
clicks shut.
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A-
Opening luggagecompartment lid

B -
Opening enginecompartment lid

Luggage Compartment Lidand
Engine Compartment Lid

Unlocking

I>
Operate theappropriate pull-buttonnexttothe
driver's seat.
The luggage compartment orengine compart-
ment isilluminated whentherespective lidis
open.

I>
Please observe thechapter "LOADSWITCH-
OFF AFTER TWOHOURS ORFIVE DAYS" on
Page 152.
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luggage compartment lidcan also beun-
locked withtheradio remote control.

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Please observe thechapter "KEYS"onPage

19.

Important Note

If the vehicle batteryisdischarged, thelids can be
opened onlybyconnecting anexternal electrical
power source.

I>
Observe thedescription insidethefuse box
cover.

I>
Please observe thechapter "EMERGENCY UN-
LOCKING OFTHE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
LID AND ENGINE COMPARTMENT LID"on
Page 154.
• Warning light
The warning lightsinthe instrument panelandin
the on-board-computer comeonifthe lids arenot
completely closed.

I>
Fully close thelid.

~Closing luggage compartment lidand

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engine compartment lid
Opening luggagecompartment lid

A
Caution!
Risk ofdamage toluggage compartment lid
or windshield wipers.

I>
Make surethatthewindshield wipersarenot
folded outforwards whenopening theluggage
compartment lid.

I>
Raise lidslightly andunlatch thesafety catch
with thelever (arrow).
I>

Lower lidand letitfall into thelock. Ifneces·
sary, pushthelidwith thepalm ofyour hand in
the area ofthe lock.

I>
Check thatthelidhas correctly engagedinthe
lock.

A
Warning!
Risk ofloss ofcontrol oran accident, result-
ing inserious personal injury.

I>
Should younotice atany time while driving that
one ofthe lids isnot secured properly, please
stop immediately inasuitable placeandclose

it.

The front lidmay flyup impairing vision.
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Luggage Compartment

Removing luggagecompartment floor

c>
Simultaneously pulltheluggage compartment
floor forward andupatthe finger holes.

Inserting luggagecompartment floor

c>
Insert luggage compartment floorinthe rear
guide andpress itdown.
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Vehicle identification number(VIN)
2 Battery
3 Fluid reservoir forcleaning windows
and headlights
4 Brake-fluid reservoir
5 Paint data(under thecarpet)
6 Headlight adjustment andlocking
(under thecarpet) 7
Space forfirst aidkit
8 Tool kit
9 Air compressor
10 Tire repair kit,
socket forsecurity wheelbolts
11 Space forwarning triangle

Trunk Entrapment

Your vehicle isequipped withaninternal trunk
release mechanism.
A person trapped inthe luggage compartment can
release thelidfrom theinside usingunlocking han-
dle A.
The handle Aisfluorescent andglows inthe dark.
e

Warning light

The warning lightsinthe instrument panelandin
the on-board computer lightupwhen unlocking
handle Aisoperated.

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Stop thevehicle immediately whenthewarning
lights lightup.

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Check theluggage compartment.

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Close thelid.
Function
withvehicle stationary

If the luggage compartment lidisunlocked with
unlocking handleA,the lidcan beopened fromthe
inside immediately.

Function withvehicle inmotion

If the luggage compartment lidisunlocked with
unlocking handleAwhen aspeed of3km/h
(2mph) isexceeded, thewarning lightsinthe in-
strument panelandinthe on-board computer light

up.

At the same time,thelidisunlocked andthelatch
striker popsintothecatch-hook position.Thelid
lock isfully released assoon asthe car slows to
less than 2mph (3km/h), andthetrapped person
can open thelidimmediately.

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