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Skibum

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  1. This has to be a first.. and something that I am taking endless ribbing on. :) I'm wordering if anyone else may have heard of this.

    Yesterday morning I waxed my 2005 C2S in the driveway.

    Right after finishing I wanted to drive to lunch. Got in the car and fired it up, and all of a sudden there were dashboard warning bells going off, the exclamation symbol lit, and I received the dreaded "System Fault visit Workshop" error on the dash.

    After a detailed conversation with the service manager about the issue, it was actually he that asked me if I had just waxed the car by chance.

    When I said yes, he siad he was 99% sure that a static discharge had blown a computer located behind the front bumper along with 2 associated relays.

    He said he had seen it a few times previously.

    The dealer went ahead and ordered the parts so that he can get me going as soon as possible (warranty) I have an appointment for next Wednesday

    Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? Seems too funny to be true.

    Thanks

  2. You guys were indeed correct on the door mechanism being the issue.

    The price for the repair here on the east coast is a bit more reasonable.

    Total cost $282 including installation. :)

    While there I also had my rims refinished. They did a spectacular job.

    I'd highly recommend Automotive Associates of Canton, Ct.

    What a great shop!

    Thanks for all the help.

  3. I did not find anything on the forum that seemed to be related, so here is my issue:

    When I start to open my drivers side door, the window retracts as it should, but as soon as you release the handle with the door open, the window goes back up. If you try to close the door with the window up, it gets ugly...

    Passenger door seems OK

    Possibly related: sometimes after I exit the car the lights do not shut down

    sometimes I'd swear that wiggling the key helps.

    sometimes I swear that shutting the door a few times succeeds in turning off the interior lighting.

    I have had the key switch replaced about 2 years ago.

    Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks

    2001 Boxster S US

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