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Convertible top not in limit position

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YOUR RESEARCHConvertible top not in limit position

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Reset mileage, etc

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Noticed to today as I was browsing through the onboard computer to reset my mileage, etc.

Convertible top not in limit position
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Reset mileage, etc

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Noticed to today as I was browsing through the onboard computer to reset my mileage, etc.

Convertible top not in limit position
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I did the hack to my '02 996 cab so I can operate the top while moving (w/one click of parking brake) awhile back. It works great. Followed Loren's instructions to the T. Noticed to today as I was browsing through the onboard computer to reset my mileage, etc. that the ! was next to the Check setting, so I selected it. The following error came up (see pic). "Convertible top not in limit position" Not sure if this is an error I should expect by cutting that one pink wire. If so, I can live with it. If not, I'm I stopped, put the top through a full up/down cycle thinking it may just needed a reset or something. Error still there. Everything is working as normal - just wondering if anyone who did the hack is seeing the same error. I'm not sure if the error came on as soon as I cut the wire because I never checked the computer until now (months later). Thanks!

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok, went out for lunch, started it up, dropped the top and was curious about the warning so checked it again... nothing. Gone. Weird. Gremlins. Or something.

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