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Also, has anyone found a decent way to clean the crevice under the very back of the window?
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Removing the hardtop "shelf" for cleaning wasn't that hard, particularly if you have the hardtop up on a hoist, and can get under it while it's supported.
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Even cleaning the window down near the crevice is a pain.
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Removing the hardtop "shelf" for cleaning wasn't that hard, particularly if you have the hardtop up on a hoist, and can get under it while it's supported.
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I have an 01 Cab. I have the hard top for it. It is missing the cover on the front where the locking mechanism is. Anybody have an extra one laying around or know the part #? Does it just snap into the 4 holes in the plastic surround? Also, has anyone found a decent way to clean the crevice under the very back of the window? I've got bugs and stuff stuck under there and can't get a vaccum of any kind to fit in this tight space.
Search this forum for DIYs on cleaning in there. There are some who have disassembled the rear shelf cover to get access.
About the cover(s) check the seatback pockets. I found mine there along with the triangular plastic pin guards that snap over the fabric behind the mounting holes for protection when mounting the top.
One guy posted that he went through an extended process of removing then reinstalling the shelf. Pleased him, but took a long time. Even cleaning the window down near the crevice is a pain. One of the times they really didn't think ahead in the design.
Removing the hardtop "shelf" for cleaning wasn't that hard, particularly if you have the hardtop up on a hoist, and can get under it while it's supported. Took maybe 45 minutes to remove, clean, and replace.
Some links:
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...op-window.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ng-window.html
Also, on Renntech:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic..._fromsearch__1
