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Conv top not in limit position - cabrio error message

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YOUR RESEARCHConv top not in limit position - cabrio error message

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microswitch

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most likely a microswitch.

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I'm guessing I should take the service tray back out & check all connections...

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I'm guessing I should take the service tray back out & check all connections...

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Check side flaps, and the latch

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Check the side flaps, and the latch that secures the clamshell.

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I'm guessing I should take the service tray back out & check all connections...

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Conv top not in limit position - cabrio error message

Check side flaps, and the latch

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Check the side flaps, and the latch that secures the clamshell.

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microswitch

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most likely a microswitch.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A month or so ago I had some issues with my cabrio top so I had the rear black service tray removed. Like any 5 minute project, I put off re-installing the service tray for over a month. Yesterday I re-installed the service tray and now I get a "convertible top not in limit position" error. The top operates & latches like normal, but the windows don't go up & down in sync like they used to. When you open the top, or close it, the windows move down, then back up when you keep holding the button. Mine no longer do that... Any ideas where to start looking? Based on some research, it may be a faulty microswitch somewhere along the line. I'm guessing I should take the service tray back out & check all connections... Ugh!

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most likely a microswitch. Check the side flaps, and the latch that secures the clamshell. Good luck. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-location.html

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