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Old 05-21-2015, 05:55 PM
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Playing with INPA today - sunroof initialization procedure was a baaaaad idea....

Haven't really played with it much before. Wow that's cool! Anyway I stumbled upon the sunroof initialization procedure.

Well I won't do that again. Sunroof went into vent-mode with a pop and I ended-up with the front and rear glass stuck open in tilt mode. The front would try and go down, but would pop itself back up. The rear didn't move at all.

A little googling and a couple YouTube videos later I've got it closed again. Lots of info out there on how to get it closed again but very little apparently on how to address the problem.....outside of buying a whole new cassette for $3000

Had anyone tried to fix theirs and rectify whatever the problem is?


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