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Help. My Targa roof (or more specifically, the dealer) is driving me nuts. I brought my car in the other day for service and asked them to look at the rear passsenger corner of the roof since it sounded like it was rattling a little. They "fixed" it and then it wouldn't close all the way. After another trip, they "lubed" it and now it closes fine but as it is closing it makes a very regular clicking sound, approx. 1/second. It slides OK now but the clicking is bugging me. Anyone else have the clicking or do I need to try another dealer? My warranty is up in Feb so I'd like to get this fixed if it needs to be. Thanks guys.
Grant
Haven't had the problems you've noted, but get it done before the warranty expires.
Sounds like Sharp may be having a problem with his 'actuator.' I had problems with my rear window latching closed, worked sporatically at best. The dealer replaced the mechanism (under warranty at the time) and now it closes smoothly and easily.
Never had any clicking, but I also have had the rear locking mechanism replaced. I notice some noise when first driving the car on a cold morning. I assume that is the rubber seal. It goes away as the car warms up
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