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Cabriolet Roof Lining Removal Instructions Please

darrinsmith
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Hi!

Would someone (perhaps Loren) be able to please post the instructions for removing and replacing the roof lining for a MY2004 996 cabriolet (with glass window).

I did search and found people talking about, but no instructions.

Thanks!

DS

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John Budgis Member

John Budgis

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hi everyone; i am a first time porsche owner, 01 carrera 4 cabrio. fantastic auto in great condition, 26500 miles on it.my question is about the conv top it is just starting to get a little noisey and operating with a jerky movement instead of smoothly.. any advice would be appreciated.. thanx

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RFM Member

RFM

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I would start with an oil level check of the convertible roof system, if not OK, fill up and check the hydraulic pistons for leaks, if the level is correct, open and close the roof with the engine running and check if everything works as it should now, it would be possible that the problem you mentioned is caused by a too weak battery, with the engine not running.

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Loren Member

Loren

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I sent you a PM.

Hi Loren,

Could you please forward the details to me as well.

Thanks in advance.

If you become a Contributing Member (like the others) - yes.

redc4porsche Member

redc4porsche

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I sent you a PM.

Hi Loren,

Could you please forward the details to me as well.

Thanks in advance.

If you become a Contributing Member (like the others) - yes.

Done!! Only joined yesterday, so wasn't on top of the whole domate to keep the site going business. Sorry about that.

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Loren Member

Loren

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I sent you a PM.

Hi Loren,

Could you please forward the details to me as well.

Thanks in advance.

If you become a Contributing Member (like the others) - yes.

Done!! Only joined yesterday, so wasn't on top of the whole domate to keep the site going business. Sorry about that.

I sent you a PM.

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