YOUR RESEARCHForward roof fixing where the roof hook secures itself. Nut housing damage
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Hi, I’m having an issue with the housing behind the plastic ‘lights’ fitment on my convertible. This is the unit where the convertible ‘hooks’ into the mounting to close the roof. the plastic panel is held in place by two bolts which attach to 2 nuts in the A pillar. These nuts have sheared and need replacing. Does the windscreen need to come off or is there another way to do it? 996 C2 (T plate). Thanks.
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