911 Carrera Targa F6-3600cc 3.6L SOHC (1996)
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Turn the shaft of the right motor (Figure 3, pos. B) with a 4 mm allen wrench counter clockwise (Figure 4, arrow) until the left mechanism for the
wind deflector starts to move. After this, turn the shaft 90 degrees clockwise.
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Reinstall the red plastic driver, if necessary turn the shaft further clockwise, until the red plastic driver snaps into place.
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Reattach the left motor. Torque bolts to 3.0 Nm (2 ft/lb).
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Perform a function test of the wind deflector. If the motor makes a lot of noise when the wind deflector closes, an additional tooth clockwise must be
turned on the motor (Figure 4, pos. B). For this, the red plastic driver must be removed and the left motor (Figure 3, pos. A) must be removed again.
After the adjustment, perform an additional function test of the wind deflector. If necessary move one additional tooth clockwise.
Caution:
When working on the drive motors for the wind deflector or glass sliding roof panel, both motors (A and B) must not be loosened from the rear
panel. One of the motors should always hold the drive cable in position, this avoids a misadjustment between the left and right side. If only one
motor is connected to the rear panel it must not be electrically energized, this will damage the drive cable.
Basic cable adjustment is listed in the workshop manual 911 Carrera (993), Volume V, as of page 60221
1.4
Adjustment of the wind deflector position.
Open the wind deflector and loosen the left and right mounting nuts (Figure 5, pos. 2). Adjust the wind deflector in the slots so that in the closed position
it has a slight preload on the seal.
To avoid wind noises with the wind deflector closed, the rear upper edge of the wind deflector should be approx. 0.5 to 1.0 mm higher than the front
upper edge of the glass sliding roof panel. The gap around the glass should be even. If necessary straighten panel. Torque nuts (Figure 5, pos.2) to 5.5 +
0.5 Nm (4 ft/lb).
Area #2
2.1
Creaking at the left or right sides of the glass sliding roof panel
Possible cause:
The side seals are sticking together.
Repairs:
