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Well, it came back again, after a year or so and I've forgotten the fix which was mentioned here. I have a 2006 Carrera S Coupe with Tiptronic S As the reverse lights both work, no moisture on connection secure connectors and always coming on when put into reverse. This is exactly what happened last time. No cause ever found... But, I was able to clear/extinguish the warning from a post here which mentioned removing a fuse and I believe one other thing..but I've forgotten. (also forgot what fuse I was directed to remove) Anyone out there know how to clear this error? I will give a THANKS IN ADVANCE.. Bob Redwood City, CA

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