New owner's tonneau cover question
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Originally posted by RT:
I think it's a UV thing with the inside of the top.
I think it's a UV thing with the inside of the top.
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Just took delivery of my S yesterday... but the dealer couldn't get the cover on! It really looks like the top is not going down all the way... so I am rather concerned.
I am going back tomorrow to let their technicians take a look at it to see if it really isn't going down all the way. Right now, it's nealy impossible to reach your hand down far enough to fasten the 4 snaps. Is this normal?
I am going back tomorrow to let their technicians take a look at it to see if it really isn't going down all the way. Right now, it's nealy impossible to reach your hand down far enough to fasten the 4 snaps. Is this normal?
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It does get easier with time. I found the trick was tucking the top that makes the corner on both sides, where the top side-arm hinge is. Once both sides are in place, it is much easier to install. Sorry if that sounds cryptic, don't know how to explain it...
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Originally posted by enLihtninBoy:
what's the point of the cover anyway? besides protecting from dust...
what's the point of the cover anyway? besides protecting from dust...
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I cheat and only put on 2 of the snaps... just the outer 2...
so far, it works ok...
also, I covered the rear tabs on the cover with felt (leftover from my top well lining). The first time I put the cover on, it left light scratches on the back of the car...
so far, it works ok...
also, I covered the rear tabs on the cover with felt (leftover from my top well lining). The first time I put the cover on, it left light scratches on the back of the car...
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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep the two rear tabs on the tonneu cover from coming loose at high speeds. When I drive on the highway the cover wants to lift out and the two black tabs dont hold the rear of the cover down.
I keep this cover on at all times since I have the S2000 car cover to protect from UV. I also use the Window Roll Tube thingy and Muz Mat to prevent scratches and creases.
Thanks
I keep this cover on at all times since I have the S2000 car cover to protect from UV. I also use the Window Roll Tube thingy and Muz Mat to prevent scratches and creases.
Thanks
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Barry WY Silver/Black '01
[B]When I took delivery, we had quite a bit of difficulty attaching the tonneau cover (convertible top cover) to the four snap nibbens on the back of the interior panel behind the rear seats.
[B]When I took delivery, we had quite a bit of difficulty attaching the tonneau cover (convertible top cover) to the four snap nibbens on the back of the interior panel behind the rear seats.