YOUR RESEARCHRoll over bar cover help
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Hello to all, I have a 99 cab and have a quick question. I have searched with no luck to an answer. The cloth is beginning to come loose on the cover to the pop up rollover bars. I would like to remove the cover to glue it back down but don't know if I can just pry it off or is it like an air bag cover. Someone told me there is a switch that will activate the rollover bars and make it go up and down. True? Any help would be appreciated.
Don't pry anything. You will crack the old plastic - ask me how I know. Remove the entire cover. You need to lower the rear seat cushions and remove the panel. There are two screw on the front of the cover and 4-5 on the back. Not sure what position the top has to be in - don't remember, but its not hard to remove. Once the whole thing is off you can remove the covers from the bottom.
Find a spot in the road where you can get a little bit of "air" they will both automatically open for you. This works better if you have the Porsche skid plate on in case you land too hard.
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