YOUR RESEARCHCabriolet mechanism squeaks when opening.
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My MY2000 cabriolet top squeaks toward the end of the opening process. I'm guessing it needs lubricating, but haven't found any threads detailing the fix. Does anyone know which parts require periodic lubrication and what kind of lube to use?
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I'm experiencing the same. Any input?
I would think a light machine oil sparingly applied.
Always be cautious about applying any sort of lubricant to a cabriolet top--that stuff can get on the canvas where it shows and you'll never get rid of it. Do it sparingly!!
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I found this rentech link discussing 'almost' the same problem which may help. http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...nvertible-top/
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