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How to tighten the cab lock mechism?

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I am not sure exactly how to do it b/c I have not done it yet, but check your owners manual.
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Recommend applying blue loctite

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I recommend applying blue loctite to the torx screws that hold them in.
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Recommend applying blue loctite

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Recently the cab has started to make noises when going over bumps. It's due to some gap in the front locking mechanism on both sides. Is there a way to tighten that up? Magnus

POST 2Original post

I don"t know about tightening, but the front, top seal on mine will make noises if I don't periodically treat the rubber seal with a Wurth, dry, PTFE lubricant. I put this as a second layer above a Wurth rubber treatment. Noise from the rubber seals is fairly common.

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This is not rubber noise but metallic noises from the locking mechanism.

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You should have a alan wrench looking key that inserts on the right and left side of the locking mechanism to tighten. Mine was making the same noise and then I had a problem with my power to my roof and the shop tightened it up. I am not sure exactly how to do it b/c I have not done it yet, but check your owners manual. It is very detailed on this. Mike

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The top receiver mounts on each side of the windshield header can come loose over time. I recommend applying blue loctite to the torx screws that hold them in.

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