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146/17 ENU
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Symptom in Vehicle Interior - Sun Blind on Glass Slide/Tilt Roof (I-no. 653) Creased:
Replacing plastic foam strip (SY 146/17)
Model Line:
911 Carrera (991)
Model Year:
As of 2012
Equipment:
Electric glass slide/tilt roof (I-no. 653)
Subject:
Sun blind
Symptom:
Sun blind will not open completely and is creased.
Cause:
A plastic foam strip on the headliner can shrink as a result of ageing and high fluctuations in temperature
and can become detached.
The plastic foam strip catches in the sun blind and damages it.
Remedial
Action:
Replace plastic foam strip and sun blind.
Parts Info:
991.555.901.00
 Plastic foam strip repair kit
000.043.205.25
 Adhesive
Work Procedure: 1
2
Remove sun blind.  Workshop Manual '607019 Removing and installing sun blind'
Remove remaining bits of plastic foam ( Remaining bits of plastic foam -1-) from the headliner and
clean the bonding surface ( Remaining bits of plastic foam -1-) with isopropanol.
Remaining bits of plastic foam
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 Adhesive must be applied evenly on the bonding surface ( Bonding surface -1-).
Bonding surface
4
 Plastic foam strip repair kit ( Plastic foam strip -1-) must be placed on the bonding surface and
pressed on evenly.
Plastic foam strip
5
Invoicing:
Install new sun blind.  Workshop Manual '607019 Removing and installing sun blind'
The work involved is invoiced under the labor operation:
APOS
Labor operation
60704900
Reworking roof sun blind
I No.
For invoicing and documentation using PQIS, enter the following coding:
Location (FES5)
60700
Roof sun blind
Damage type (SA4)
1712
catches/gets stuck
References:
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 Workshop Manual '607019 Removing and installing sun blind'
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