POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Porsche Gt4rs spyder displaying this message despite roof locked down properly?
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Has anyone had this warning . - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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YOUR RESEARCHHas anyone had this warning . - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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POST 2Original post
Common fault I seem to recall
POST 3Original post
jimmy p said: Common fault I seem to recall https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=231&t=2109430&i=0
POST 4Original post
Why on earth would you take a picture of your dashboard while travelling at 61 mph ???
POST 5Original post
This was seemingly a “common” issue particularly on earlier cars - there is a long thread on Rennlist. There was at least one person in the UK who rejected his car because it couldn’t be resolved I think. I’ve never seen any specific resolution identified or posted and not seen it raised as an issue lately. I’m always very careful when I erect or dismantle the roof and stow it according to the instructions - I’ve not had the warning.
POST 6Original post
elisered said: There was at least one person in the UK who rejected his car because it couldn t be resolved I think. Could be the same person I know then. Porsche simply could not get the problem resolved, even when Porsche UK eventually got involved (after having to contact the CEO direct). M
POST 7Original post
WG said: Why on earth would you take a picture of your dashboard while travelling at 61 mph ??? I'll just leave this here for you to enjoy
POST 8Original post
TB993tt said: WG said: Why on earth would you take a picture of your dashboard while travelling at 61 mph ??? I'll just leave this here for you to enjoy That’s more like it
POST 9Original post
TB993tt said: WG said: Why on earth would you take a picture of your dashboard while travelling at 61 mph ??? I'll just leave this here for you to enjoy Good effort!
POST 10Original post
Good on you - you win !!
POST 11Original post
TB993tt said: I'll just leave this here for you to enjoy Poor effort - too blurred
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