1992 Coupe with 13k miles update and questions:
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i've yet to figure out how to remove my sunroof.
i get to a certain point and it seems like something's going to break.
i get to a certain point and it seems like something's going to break.
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2nd! I don't have any plans of using it much less removing it. I have not idea how many years it has been since it was last opened and it scares me to try.
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I had my sunroof off after it had quit working. One corner would not pull down. At that point I assumed that it was one of the nylon sprockets, so I removed the sunroof. Under close examination I discovered that all the OEM plastic hinges were in various stages of uselessness due to cracks. I replaced all the broken bits with parts that are made of metal. If I remember, I got them from Automotion. May have been Rennline. At any rate, the sunroof works now but I keep it closed anyway. And for what it's worth, my car came with a sunroof bag.
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Sorry, the link was messed up (fixed now). I can assure you that they are there and you can download them. There are manuals for many other Porsche models there as well (including the 928s).
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It took lots of fiddling around with the sunroofs on all 3 of the cars to get them right. The 951 had a bad cable. The. 6-speed not only had broken sliders on the panels, the carriers for the lift arms were broken, and one side would not close all the way.(supposed to be a 9 out of 10 car according to the PO, PorscheG96) The Tip had one corner lifting a little before the other and a broken piece on the panel. But now they work well.