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987.1 '05, New Car, New Problems!
jbassman6 replied to TipDown's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Regarding your bullet point #3: 3. Roof. The fabric has come out of the guide on both sides, I've read you can guide them in when you put the hood up and also DIY some elastic to keep it in place. What's the best way to do this? Check out the youtube video below which gives the symptoms and repair I believe you are talking about. Very cheap and effective fix! -
Probably a bad control module either front or rear control module. Best bet if you are handy is to get a Durametric and run a scan and tests through it.
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I realize this post is almost 3 years old but thanks @rennbod for providing all these details as it is helping me troubleshoot my top issues and decipher the details in the 987 wiring diagram.