YOUR RESEARCH997 Cabrio roof maintenance?
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My ‘07 Cabrio roof is now 17 years old. A lot of moving parts as the roof retracts and closes. I have not seen mentioned anywhere about any kind of routine maintenance for the roof mechanism. Lube points or what product to use? I am not having any issues or problems but I don’t want any either.
There is a pretty good thread on Rennlist (am I allowed to say that here)? It's called "How to properly maintain convertible top"
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Yes you are! (Although the reverse isn't true - Carpokes is a verboten word at RL. Lol.) Welcome to Carpokes!
Thank you. I will check it out.
With help I found this link on Rennlist. Will give it a try. Thanks again.
I had a leak in one of the hydraulic arms last year. found a place in Florida that refurbished them for half the price of one new one. if its a job you want/need to tackle i can walk you through it. not good enough at taking videos and editing them
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Thnaks for the info and offer to help. And, welcome to Carpokes!
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