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In my 1990 944 Cabriolet, the powering down of the top is very intermittent. When the top is up, pressing the top switch up lowers the windows like normal but similar pressing down of the top switch only rarely lowers the top. When it works it seems to do so for no particular reason. Raising the top always works. Any help or where I can get a wiring diagram?
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I have a 944 s2 with the same battery drain problem. When the window winder(motor) fuse is pulled draw is reduced by 80 ma. Could this also be a door switch issue? Any guidance?