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Cab Side Flap Issue

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Run top up and down a few times

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The fix is to simply grease this worm gear, then run the top up and down a few times.
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The fix is to simply grease this worm gear, then run the top up and down a few times.
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I just did it, and resolved my issue completely.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I found a few other posts about this old issue regarding side flaps on the cab top not closing properly, but none of them had pics. Thought I'd post mine just for reference for anyone else that encounters this. This gist is, when operating the top, there are 2 flaps (driver and passenger side) that are driven on worm gear. When the top is down, they pop up and cover the frame. When the top is up, they're retracted. Over time the grease dries on the gear and the small motors dont have enough power to overcome the friction. In my case, this meant I had to press on the flap manually then continue closing the top. The fix is to simply grease this worm gear, then run the top up and down a few times. I just did it, and resolved my issue completely. The flap Worm gear to lubricate

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