Why won't my convertible top work automatically?

Asked by Kelsey Jun 03, 2015 at 04:32 PM about the 2006 Volkswagen Beetle

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The fuse is not blown, I have already checked and I don't believe the motor is broken. I
can still put the top down manually, but it would be really convenient if my automatic top
would do it's job haha.

5 Answers

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Best thing to do is have the convertible top scanned for fault codes. You need to see the dealer or a VW specialty shop. Sometimes the lock handle or a micros witch don't work properly and the system shuts down so it doesn't damage itself.

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Hey can you explain how to put the top down manually pleaseeee

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In the trunk on the driver side in the back there was a pump. It might be under a cover, on that pump there is he screw you can turn to release the pressure it’s a little bar that unscrews to release the pressure. Once it’s released you will be able to manually put the top up and down.

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Can you show what this pump looks like is it under a mettle box and where do I find the fuse for the tol

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10

BURN IT. VW ARE JUNK AND HAVE ALWAYS BEEN. BUY AN AMERICAN CAR.

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