YOUR RESEARCHClunk when closing the doors.
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I'm a new owner of a 2009 Boxster 2.9l when closing the doors there is a clunk, it looks as coming from the door mechanism. The passenger door makes less clunk. Is it normal wear and tear. Both doors have fine hinges. I'm a little reluctant to remove the door inside panel. Any help would be appreciated.
Normal. Caused by the mechanism to lower/raise the window when the door is opened. You might want to try recalibrating the window motor so it knows exactly where the window should be when it is fully closed. The process is in the owner's manual. Very similar to all the German cars I've owned. I don't have my manual nearby.
Thank you RSchwerer for the reply.
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