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Rear Window 996 Convertible 1999

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I have just replaced the old top by a new one with a rear window of glass with heating, however I can't find the connection plug, even the mechanic at the Porsche garage could not find it, so can anyone help me to trace it.

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Off the top hope you don't mind. Anyways h

ow much did the top replacement cost you? I was looking into wanting to do this for my 2000 but I was told it wouldn't work or fit properly?

EUR 1150 incl. installation, but this is the 2nd top, the previous one didn't fit and they installed a new one.

It still needs to settle for 2 weeks, I don't recommend to DIY, it is a hell of a job, even someone specilised

in installing soft tops says that the 911 is the most difficult convertible.

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