YOUR RESEARCHA bit of advice please!
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I have noticed that the rear window seal on my '98 C2 is coming loose in several places. It does not appear to be letting in any water, but I would like to sort it out. Has anyone else had this problem? If so, what is the best way to fix it? Thanks
It is a common problem on early 996 front and rear screens - mine included. There is a kit you can get from Porsche which is a foam rubber cord that fits under the seal and stops it moving around. If you would like details, drop me an email.
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