YOUR RESEARCHConvertible top latch mechanism
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Troubleshot the issue with my top to a micro-switch in the convertible top latch mechanism. To fix the issue I had to separate the motor from the drive shaft. Does anybody have one they can look at and let me know how the cam is clocked in relation to the dot on the small cog I'd appreciate it.
did you figure this out? Don't both pieces have a lineup dot?
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