hardtop adjustment
Who here has a hardtop? The window catcher on the driver side pokes out causing wind noise. Passenger side looks/sounds normal. This happened on my last S2000 and I'm determined to figure it out this time around. Anybody with suggestions?
For clarity sake so I don't take apart things I don't need to.
Driver side:
http://s890.photobucket.com/albums/ac110/t...nt=IMG_2007.jpg
Passenger side:
http://s890.photobucket.com/albums/ac110/t...nt=IMG_2008.jpg
Will adjusting the rear catcher fix this issue?
Driver side:
http://s890.photobucket.com/albums/ac110/t...nt=IMG_2007.jpg
Passenger side:
http://s890.photobucket.com/albums/ac110/t...nt=IMG_2008.jpg
Will adjusting the rear catcher fix this issue?
Eggsix or Jerry, still think the rear catcher will adjust what I need adjusting?
I'm hesistant because when I took off my hardtop the last time to grease the seals it took my wife and I about 2-3 hrs to put it back on...
Just want to make sure since I assume I'll have to take it off to get to the side panels.
I'm hesistant because when I took off my hardtop the last time to grease the seals it took my wife and I about 2-3 hrs to put it back on...
Just want to make sure since I assume I'll have to take it off to get to the side panels.
Yes. Even the front catchers have an adjustment range.
While you are fiddling with the catchers, you should take the opportunity to apply Shin-Etsu grease to the seals. The seals tend to shrink a little as they dry out. The grease will help ensure a better seal between parts and extend life of the seals at the same time. This service should be performed at least annually.
While you are fiddling with the catchers, you should take the opportunity to apply Shin-Etsu grease to the seals. The seals tend to shrink a little as they dry out. The grease will help ensure a better seal between parts and extend life of the seals at the same time. This service should be performed at least annually.
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