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2006 Top won't move, Spoiler stuck up

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YOUR RESEARCH2006 Top won't move, Spoiler stuck up

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I checked the country-flag on the OP's post, saw it was USA, so I assumed accordingly.

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Dying battery could have reset the codings on the module as well.

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I checked the country-flag on the OP's post, saw it was USA, so I assumed accordingly.

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Dying battery could have reset the codings on the module as well.

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POST 1Original post

After the key fob fiasco everything had been good, car does everything it should. Parked it for another while and come out to the windows down about 4", spoiler up, and a dead battery. I put the battery on a tender and brought it back but upon powering up I can see why it went dead, there is a clunk/clunk that is heard. I would assume this has something to do with the top as it is now non-operational. I've been pulling the battery terminal to keep it from draining the battery again but need to find a solution. Any hints or tricks? Searched the web but haven't found someone with the same problems.

POST 2Original post

Spoiler and top are operated by the rear control module. I would guess that this may be damaged (water damage is very common on these, as it's located under the passenger seat). But it could be something else, of course. Dying battery could have reset the codings on the module as well. I'm not aware of the key fob issue you dealt with, but I would address the battery first. Replace it, as it sounds like it's been dead, in which case it won't "come back" properly. Just replace it if you know the rest of the electrical system is ok otherwise.

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Rear control module is actually under the drivers seat (in a LHD car

POST 4Original post

Yeah, yeah ... I checked the country-flag on the OP's post, saw it was USA, so I assumed accordingly.

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