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removing a hardtop
I just purchase a 2000 Boxster with a hardtop and need to know how to remove it? Does anyone have instuctions to do this?
Thanks |
It's EASY!
Open both doors. On the inside of the hardtop, on each side near the top of the shoulder seat belt is a red handle. Pull this lever on each side... it folds outward into the car. Next, in the front center of the top is the latching mechanism. Push the locking button and pull down on the latch lever. At this point the top is disengaged. There is a defroster cable attachment point on the drivers side. If you look carefully with the seat folded forward you should be able to see it. Find the plug and detach it. Now you can remove the top from the car. With a helper, lift the top from each side and slowly walk it back over the rear of the car. The top is very light and you can do it with a significant other with little hassle. To reinstall, reverse the process. Angle the hardtop onto the top of the windscreen, the slowly lower the rear ensuring that the pins are properly aligned. Once it is down, you can latch the front and rear latches. Reconnect the defroster power and you are all set. Happy motoring! |
Thanks for the instructions they worked perfectly! I just got my Boxster yesterday (2001 / 10,000 miles / Speed Yellow / S version) and was a bit worried until I read your instructions. Grabbed a neighbor and 5 minutes later, I've got a convertible!
thanks very much- Mildred |
The Boxster hardtop is such a great design! At an autocross I asked a Miata guy for a hand pulling my top...I flipped the three latches and said "ready?" He was stunned. The Miata HT is a bit more involved!
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Once you get the hard top off.... would you consider selling it??? :)
My Boxster is my daily driver so a hard top would come in handy during the chicago winters. |
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