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vic993

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1997 carrera cab - roof won't close. when i hit toggle switch there is no electric motor sound. fuse looks ok. haven't checked relay. can anyone help me with any other other options? the car is garaged in upstate ny and is 45 miles from service location. if i need a new motor, what can i expect to pay? cold weather is around the corner and i'd like to resolve asap. thanks to anyone who responds.

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  • 3 weeks later...

You can manually close the top. Behind each front seat on the side of the rear panel, you will see a plastic grommet. Remove the grommet. There is a bolt. Loosen the bolt on each side - just enough to release the top. YOu can then manually close the top. YOu can lock the top to the windshield header with a screwdriver - which is inserted into a slot just inside each fastening point. Then you can take the car to someone who can figure out what the problem is. My own 993 needed a control unit replaced (one on each side at the rear), plus there are some cables that need to be correctly adjusted.

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