Folks - I�m having trouble with my passenger side door lock on my �99 996 which I�ve posted in detail here at the end of page 6: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/1062574-diy-996-door-latch-replacement-detailed-6.html?ispreloading=1 Essentially the lock micro switch is dropping the window 1/4� when unlocked and returns the window when locked. Handles do nothing. The part number I am using is 3B1837016P. Is there a different part number I should be using? It�s a 1/99 build date.
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