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Old 04-25-2007, 10:22 PM
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Hi, 2001 996 TT has a problem with the driver window not staying in the slightly retracted position when the door is open. This causes the door to stay ajar when its closed. Its as if the computer senses the door latch being opened, retracts the window, but then runs it back up as soon as the latch is released. I've tried re training the window, all the tricks in the owners manual, advice via the phone from the dealer, but no luck. Is there a sensor that tells the computer that the door is open? Anybody seen any thing like this? Peter
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Just repaired this. There's a switch inside the door handle assembly that is faulty. My Indy replaced it for about $150. I can take a pic tonight and show you the part.

The test is, with the door open, pull and hold the door handle open. If the window retracts normally, and then goes back to the closed position when you release the handle, its the switch in the door handle.
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Here is a diagram from the PET showing the micro switch.
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Is this a great forum or what?
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This is the microswitch that I thought of when diagnosing the issue with my Indy - but he actaully changed the door lock module which is part part number 8N1 837 015C - not sure if he replaced the micro sitch as well.

DO you have a diagram of this part - I have the one that was removed but my camera is dead.
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Originally Posted by Ramp
This is the microswitch that I thought of when diagnosing the issue with my Indy - but he actaully changed the door lock module which is part part number 8N1 837 015C - not sure if he replaced the micro sitch as well.

DO you have a diagram of this part - I have the one that was removed but my camera is dead.
The diagram above (post #3) is the only one in the PET showing the door handle assembly. Here is page 2 of the parts list for the Door Handle assembly for the diagram above.
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Here is a link to every parts page you want.

http://www.boardwalkag.com/catalog/frameset_en.htm
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The lock/latch mechanism was the culprit. There's a microswitch in there that was faulty. "Ramp's" post was exactly on target. Thanks, and this is a great forum. Peter
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It's not a close up but here it is, I think it is the one with the wires attached.
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