Where is the change behind my seat?
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Originally Posted by JackS,Sep 8 2009, 10:48 AM
Longshot maybe- The previous owner threw a bunch of change under the console cover. If your hyper paranoid as many of us are, you begin to imagine that someday you may lose everything in your pockets including your wallet. Safty tells us that we have to hide money somewhere where only we can find it. Use your imagination to find that intentional and elusive pot of gold. GL
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Originally Posted by JackS,Sep 8 2009, 01:48 PM
Longshot maybe- The previous owner threw a bunch of change under the console cover. If your hyper paranoid as many of us are, you begin to imagine that someday you may lose everything in your pockets including your wallet. Safty tells us that we have to hide money somewhere where only we can find it. Use your imagination to find that intentional and elusive pot of gold. GL
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From: Irvine, CA
Originally Posted by NEODYMIUM,Sep 8 2009, 11:20 AM
When I got my top replaced they cut the rivets that secured the elastic straps and left bits and pieces of the rivet in the rib. Now anytime I take a hard turn I can hear the rivets moving around. You may have the same issue.
I was going to drill a small hole in the rib and drop some epoxy in there to catch the debris.
I was going to drill a small hole in the rib and drop some epoxy in there to catch the debris.
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Originally Posted by EH6TunerDaniel,Sep 8 2009, 04:21 PM
What about the area behind the driver where the motors are for the soft top?
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From: Reading, PA
Originally Posted by heathas2k,Sep 8 2009, 10:18 AM
Does it have a newer top?
If the top was replaced in the past, sounds like it could be rivets stuck in the frame moving around.
If the top was replaced in the past, sounds like it could be rivets stuck in the frame moving around.
This is the case with mine...you hear it around turns. it's a little tinkling sound as the little pieces roll from side to side. I haven't had time to clean it out yet, but I plan on it.
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Originally Posted by jbgordon,Sep 8 2009, 01:31 PM
What's the best way of gaining access to this area...what panels should I remove?
