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The fit/gap of the front PU on a TT

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YOUR RESEARCHThe fit/gap of the front PU on a TT

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I've used a very reputable paint shop who are approved for Bentley and Aston martin and have used them a number of occasions previously.

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Should it be possibly to adjust so that the gap on the ns and off is the same?

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Should it be possibly to adjust so that the gap on the ns and off is the same?

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Should it be possibly to adjust so that the gap on the ns and off is the same?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've just had the front pu painted on my Arctic Silver TT. I've used a very reputable paint shop who are approved for Bentley and Aston martin and have used them a number of occasions previously. Before the car went in the gap where the pu abuts the front wing on both sides seemed to get slightly wider towards the front of the wing (adjacent headlamp). I'm pretty sure I've seen this on other TT's so wasn't concerned. I've now had the car back and (probably because I've been having a proper look at the new paintwork) can see that the gap to the ns compared to the os is slightly larger - only by perhaps a mm but it's larger. The shop say that there isn't an adjustment here and the assembly just slides into place. Are they corrent? Should it be possibly to adjust so that the gap on the ns and off is the same? Cheers :thumb:

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There right in what they say the only way to adjust is to take it off and put it back on again, sometimes exerting more pressure on one side to even it out, it just takes a couple of goes sometimes

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So it is adjustable in that it can take a few goes to get it right?

POST 4Original post

More of adjustable via brute force rather than design The Pu's are rather springy,

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

cheers, i may pop it back in.

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