YOUR RESEARCH986 Boxster 98 Roof clamshell uneven
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I was hoping for some assistance. When my roof is up the clamshell on the LHS sit up a little ar the back edge. However when the roof is down it sits nice and flush but the leading edge on the RHS nearest the door sits up (flush when the roof up. It goes up and down with little fuss any suggestions on how I adjust this?
There are two push rods that push the roof up, part nos 98656127900 & 901, these will bend if the roof has been obstructed while being raised or lowered. You can see them if you release the roof and push it forward. Type the numbers into the Design 911 or the Autoatlanta sights and you will be able to get an idea of what to look for!
Thanks on to it
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I probably have these from a car we're parting out if needed
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