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Rain and flatbed of shame Chris in Va Beach - 5 years ago |
Re: Rain and flatbed of shame MarcW - 5 years ago |
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Chris in Va Beach
My 09 Boxster had to take the flatbed of shame from the Marriott parking lot in Tyson’s Corner to the dealer a fee blocks away Thursday. I’m not fully sure what happened... came back from work, locked the car, went back to lift the handle and make sure it was locked, and left. Next morning, I came out to find the rear trunk ajar and both windows down 1/4 way. It rained all night. Car battery dead, trunks inoperable...etc. This looks like what happens when you hit the lock button repeatedly...
Sitting at Tyson’s Corner dealership for 4 days untouched (I live in Va Beach, so left it). Figure I trashed the central locking mech box under the driver’s seat.... any other guesses??
Re: Relevance for a 2010 Boxster? Guenter in Ontario - 5 years ago |
Pictures, anyone? SteveJ (2010 987 base, manual trans) - 5 years ago |
Re: Pictures, anyone? Guenter in Ontario - 5 years ago |
Re: Pictures, anyone? SteveJ (2010 987 base, manual trans) - 5 years ago |
Re: Relevance for a 2010 Boxster? MarcW - 5 years ago |
Boxsterra - 5 years ago |
One step u can take is waterproof box tom coughlin - 5 years ago |
Re: One step u can take is waterproof box Chris in Va Beach - 5 years ago |
Re: One step u can take is waterproof box MarcW - 5 years ago |
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Chris in Va Beach
Agree with the posts about the top and trunk drains.... it was the under seat box that flooded, but the tech thinks the popped trunks and down windows were a result of the failure not the cause of it. Speculation is a window was cracked enough to allow water in that caused the failure. Regardless, $2000+ to get going. I don’t think I have the stupidity rider on my insurance
Re: One step u can take is waterproof box Pedro (Odessa, FL) - 5 years ago |