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| Posted: 02-14-2011 04:13 am |
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Brucesnows Member
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I was hoping for some instruction as to raising and lowering my JH rag top so that it folds below deck and I can put the boot cover on.
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| Posted: 02-15-2011 01:41 am |
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dwalls1 Member
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I think my instruct was from the owners manual. I'm not sure though, and it's one of those things I have to do every once in a while or I forget the procedure. I hope someone here can remember if it was on this site. I know that stowage involves stretching it out over the back of the car and rolling it back up towards the front. My canvas top is harder than the original as it's bulkier, but doable. BTW Welcome to this site and do post often.
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| Posted: 02-15-2011 01:44 pm |
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John Finch Member
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Following is from the owners manual: "Unfasten the seven press studs and detach the velcro held side panels at the rear of the soft top. Lower the sun visors to gain access to the catch levers which secure the header rail to teh windscreen header rail. Pull the levers through and arc of 145 degrees to release the soft top header rail. Push the header rail rearwards and upwardsd so that the frame hinges(which are on both sides of the frame about 18 inches back from the catch levers) and sufficiently to enable the rail, in the rear edge of the soft top to be moved rearwards out of the two retainers. Lower the frame into the back of the car taking care to avoid trapping the fabric in the frame. Position the rail down between the frame and the back of the car and pull out th edouble layer thus formed to straighten the fabric. Neatly fold the side panels inwards over the Vybak backlight(rear inndow) the foll the fabric and backlight to finally tuck down neatly over the rail. Hope this helps
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