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All: anyone know, if at all, how to adjust the top on my 2002--it is not in its track behind the driver's seat and leaves a 1 inch gap when the top is up.
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I too would like to know- My porsche dealership said its a "BAD" top but they are willing to fix it under warranty and replace the whole thing.
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All: anyone know, if at all, how to adjust the top on my 2002--it is not in its track behind the driver's seat and leaves a 1 inch gap when the top is up.
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I too would like to know- My porsche dealership said its a "BAD" top but they are willing to fix it under warranty and replace the whole thing.
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All: anyone know, if at all, how to adjust the top on my 2002--it is not in its track behind the driver's seat and leaves a 1 inch gap when the top is up. Thanks, cabjose.

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I too would like to know- My porsche dealership said its a "BAD" top but they are willing to fix it under warranty and replace the whole thing. I think thats excessive, but I'm not going to complain if its free Mine is very similar to your issue, I believe...the driver side molding is off-track by .5-1 inch and has no water leaks. Any ideas?

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