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  1. I got it back today and he showed me the "spring" and had the TSB. He turned it over to get more tension and greased an area that rubs and it seems to be fine right now. Thanks for the feedback! Tom Baker
  2. Yes, it looks exactly like that. What's the fix?
  3. I recently had a new top put on my 2000 Boxster. I have begun to notice that occasionally when putting the top up that on the drivers side the top goes to the outside of the black molding that runs up the end of the window rather than on the inside. I spoke with the guy who put the top on and he mentioned that there is cable with a spring on each end that "pulls" the top in so that it will go on the inside of the molding and indiacted that it might be possible to adjust that or to replace the cables. Does this sound rigth to anyone? Thanks.
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