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Hard Top Heated Screen

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I imagine this may have something to do with the amount of ice that was on my car yesterday morning, but the heated rear screen is no longer working. Anyone have any ideas how the screen works? Cheers, Chris Migration info. Legacy thread was 38389

POST 2Original post

postamble(); is the plug connection between the hard top and the body of the car secure? (most obvious)....if it is then possibly a blown fuse? Good luck Marc Migration info. Legacy thread was 38818

POST 3Original post

Any luck Chris? I am looking at buying a 996 cab - anthing specific to look out for apart form usual history check and vehicle inspection, there are lots out there at various prices - its a bit of a mind field? regards Migration info. Legacy thread was 38824

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The hard top is rattling a bit, so I will tighten it up. If that doesn't work I look at the fuses. Otherwise it is a trip to the dealer. Cheers, guys. Migration info. Legacy thread was 38909

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