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I just got my X-74's and was looking at the access for the rear shocks on the cabriolet. It looks like the rear panel behind the seat needs to be removed to get to the top of the shocks. Is this correct? Thanks
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Nope, this isn't going to work because of the pop-up roll bars. It looks like I have to remove the carpet behind the seats. The best way appears to be to start the top down process, stop it and undo the cable to the back half of the cab top and raise it. But here is a question - There is a single cable attaching the cab to the chassis. Does anyone know how this comes off? Does it just pop off with a little "elbow grease?"
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