Scott The feature you question is standard on german cars and is, I believe, mandated. It's purpose is safety when parking at night on the edge of narrow rural roads, village lanes etc. It aids your fellow drivers in seeing your car. Very Intelligent IMHO. I wish my NA vehicles had it. On 2016-08-14, at 10:00 PM, Automatic digest processor wrote: > On a Porsche 944 ...if you just whip into a > parking spot with the turn signal still on..and if it doesn't cancel > ...when you turn off the engine the turn signal becomes a parking light > on that side only ! > The turn signal lever becomes a parking light that you didn't want . > VERY rigid and Very german. |
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