Reoccuring Convertible Problem
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Reoccuring Convertible Problem
When the top is lowered, the nacelles are spring activated to rise. When the top is lowered, there is a motorized cable for each nacelle that tucks the nacelle under the lid. Back in May the cable on the passenger side came loose from its attachment to its motor and had to be replaced. Last week it happened on the drivers side. Obviously there is a major design flaw where the cable end attaches to its motor. Each time I had to tape the rod that the nacelle is attached to, to the inside of the roof lid.I am curious as to how many others have experienced this problem, and your model year. I have a 2020.
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When the top is lowered, the nacelles are spring activated to rise. When the top is lowered, there is a motorized cable for each nacelle that tucks the nacelle under the lid. Back in May the cable on the passenger side came loose from its attachment to its motor and had to be replaced. Last week it happened on the drivers side. Obviously there is a major design flaw where the cable end attaches to its motor. Each time I had to tape the rod that the nacelle is attached to, to the inside of the roof lid.I am curious as to how many others have experienced this problem, and your model year. I have a 2020.
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