Porsche option code M602 (991.2 911)
On the Porsche 911 991.2 (2017-2019), option code M602 means: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models.
About M-code codes
M-codes (“Mehrausstattung”) are the classic Porsche factory option numbers printed on the build sheet, window sticker and the option sticker in the service book or front trunk. On a 991.2 you will usually find M602 on the option sticker in the service/maintenance booklet, the front-trunk data label, or the original window sticker (Monroney label in the US).
Confidence “high”: meaning confirmed by at least two independent public sources. Option meanings can differ between markets and model years.
M602 on other Porsche generations
- 718 Boxster/Cayman 982: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- 911 996: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- 911 997.1: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- 911 997.2: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- 911 991.1: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- Boxster 986: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- Boxster/Cayman 987.1: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- Boxster/Cayman 987.2: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
- Panamera 970: LED headlights with PDLS Plus (on later models); raised brake light on early models
Related lighting codes on the 991.2
- M288 Headlight washers
- M465 Left rear fog light
- M466 Right rear fog light
- M601 Xenon (bi-xenon/Litronic) headlights
- M603 Porsche Dynamic Light System
- M605 LED daytime running lights
- M630 Interior/ambient lighting package
- XUB Headlight washer covers painted in body colour
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