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YOUR RESEARCHHelp with Cab interior flaps
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I have a similar problem and I cannot find any info about repairing the headliner anywhere.
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I'm sure this has been covered before but I'm not sure what to search for. I have loose flaps on the inside of my top as shown in the attached images. The top functions perfectly, but I'd like to know how to clean up this mess.
Thanks in advance!
I have a similar problem but not as bad. From what I understand it�s a situation that requires the top in its service position and then sorting through the fitment of the liner. There are elastic pieces that stretch out and anchor points on the metal brackets of the top where the adhesive came loose. Once I finish my moving process it is something I plan to figure out.
I have a similar problem and I cannot find any info about repairing the headliner anywhere. I know the headliner can be purchased for $329 but I don't know about installation. I'm assuming my elastic straps have given up the ghost after so many years. Please keep us posted as to what you find. TIA
Wow, I can't believe I have this forum stumped. I thought every possible 996 issue has been documented 🤣
Hopefully, someone will chime in today with more info.
There are dozens of little straps and connectors in there. All I can say is hunt around with the roof in service position. I fixed one of my issues reattaching a strap that had pulled off.
