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996 convertible hook cover problem - help

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am not sure what the purpose is of the slide on hook cover that covers the convertible hook but mine keeps shifting around and not letting the top close properly... Should I/Can I glue it on or is that a bad idea? My mechanic and apparently the dealer, snip the holes on it to slide it in easier... Is that the right way or should I have my mechanic take the latch apart and put it on without snipping the holes on the cover? I cannot seem to have it stay in place. Help me Obi-wan you're my only hope...

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Yup. Snipping is the normal way of installing, but a dab of adhesive will keep it in place. Mine hasn�t moved.

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