YOUR RESEARCHCabriolet cover alignment
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HELP!!!! In the stowed (lowered) position, the driver's-side cover of my cabriolet top (metal-tonneau!) is raised (passenger side seems ok) and the front portion of the fabric top (the one with the front weather seal) is misaligned from the back of the roll over protection cover . the weather seal on the top is almost 3/4 inch back from roll over cover??? seems like a huge gap. Can anyone help with some tech help on alignment?? THANKS!
That recently happened to me and what I found is that the headliner fabric somehow caught the cap over the hardtop mounting posts, it popped off and fell into the linkage for the top where it was preventing the cover from closing. So open the top half way and look around the linkages to make sure nothing has fallen in that prevents proper closure.
Thanks...I will try some exploratory surgery this afternoon.
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