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2011 Boxster Spyder | Rain Sensor Faulty [kind request for help]

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I had a V1 tucked quite tightly just below the mirror to the right of the mount and figured this may have bumped the harness, but haven't found a tutorial to pull apart the relevant pieces of the mirror to check the connection.
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Use cell phone w/ flash, i have been able

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Using a cell phone w/ flash, I have been able to determine power to the sensors.
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I had a V1 tucked quite tightly just below the mirror to the right of the mount and figured this may have bumped the harness, but haven't found a tutorial to pull apart the relevant pieces of the mirror to check the connection.
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2011 Boxster Spyder | Rain Sensor Faulty [kind request for help]

Use cell phone w/ flash, i have been able

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Using a cell phone w/ flash, I have been able to determine power to the sensors.
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Hi, I've been seeing this annoying gem for months, and have scoured the interwebs for a cure, to no avail. Using a cell phone w/ flash, I have been able to determine power to the sensors. I had a V1 tucked quite tightly just below the mirror to the right of the mount and figured this may have bumped the harness, but haven't found a tutorial to pull apart the relevant pieces of the mirror to check the connection. Additionally, I had thought that the V1 powered via concealed RJ11 up the A-piller and across may be causing interference, but with the V1 removed and cable moved out of the way, the issue remains. Any thoughts / bumps in the right direction to rid myself of the annoying error? Thanks much in advance!

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