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Electrical teak on 997.2 passenger door

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It also presents what I suspect could come from the same problem.
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It also presents what I suspect could come from the same problem.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My recently 997.2 Turbo 2010 which I love has a strange teak on the passenger door glass and rear mirror. It results that when closing the glass window either from the pilot seat or the passenger door switch the glass goes up and when about three inches to close it by no reason opens again. It also presents what I suspect could come from the same problem. Every time I Turn on the engine the right side rear mirror, from that same door glass; is always looking inward eventhoug I always set to the right rear view position. I think both Simpson’s have to related in some way. Have anyone had a problem like this that could help me solve this annoying situation, thanks

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