YOUR RESEARCHStrut Bolt Access Cab
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I am getting ready to lower my car and I was just reading up on doing the install. What I am wondering is how do you access the three top strut bolts on the rear of a cabriolet? Does the panel behind the back seat come out?Thanks!
Partially open the top so you can get at the cables that attach to the bottom portion of the top. They snap onto little *****. Take them off so that you can push the bottom of the top up and out of the way. Then there are 3-4 little push in black plastic fasteners along the top of the felt tray. take these out and then take the front of the tray up so you can see under it. You will then have access to the top of the struts, Sorry I don't have some pictures to help.
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