Questions about the cab top
06-08-2001, 05:25 PM
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Instructor
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Alex,
The only problem that I have with the top folding is that the rear window tends to get a kink in it as the top goes down. Sometimes I stop with the top half way down and manually un-wrinkle it before puting it down the rest of the way, and sometimes I don't. It always straightens itself out by the time it's all of the way down.
Another problem that I have is that the cover puts fine scratches into the paint where it comes into contact with it near the basket handle spoiler. I think I'll try the cotton strip solution that was recommended above.
Dave
The only problem that I have with the top folding is that the rear window tends to get a kink in it as the top goes down. Sometimes I stop with the top half way down and manually un-wrinkle it before puting it down the rest of the way, and sometimes I don't. It always straightens itself out by the time it's all of the way down.
Another problem that I have is that the cover puts fine scratches into the paint where it comes into contact with it near the basket handle spoiler. I think I'll try the cotton strip solution that was recommended above.
Dave
06-09-2001, 12:32 PM
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Burning Brakes
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Give it a shot. You see those two screws on both sides of the valance? Unscrew those with the top down. If it looks too complicated, close it up and bring it in.
Good luck.
Good luck.