soft top doesnt lock in posistion correctly or sit flush?
04-15-2004, 12:08 AM
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soft top doesnt lock in posistion correctly or sit flush?
I have noticed the left hand side (passenger) of my soft top doesn't want to sit flush meaning I get a horrible wind noise at about 40MPH. does anyone know any fixes for this? I have tried a gentle *thump* but no luck. Wondering if its something to do with the mechanism. The left latch is alot easier to close than the drivers side. any input would be great....
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04-15-2004, 12:17 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by hornyhonda
I have noticed the left hand side (passenger) of my soft top doesn't want to sit flush meaning I get a horrible wind noise at about 40MPH. does anyone know any fixes for this?
I have noticed the left hand side (passenger) of my soft top doesn't want to sit flush meaning I get a horrible wind noise at about 40MPH. does anyone know any fixes for this?
04-15-2004, 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by hornyhonda
my S is a year 2000 model. How much are they to replace? any ideas?
thanks
my S is a year 2000 model. How much are they to replace? any ideas?
thanks
No Idea, but I bet Honda charge a fair bit for them
Checked your seal is ok? is there a visible difference between the sides?
04-15-2004, 01:23 AM
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The left side of mine needs to be pulled downwards slightly in order for it to mate correctly. Otherwise it misses sometimes. It's probably too difficult to adjust properly.
Yours sounds like the latch has backed off. You could release the screws and move it back a tad.
The X-1/9s used to do that, which meant the roof might blow off over 100
Yours sounds like the latch has backed off. You could release the screws and move it back a tad.
The X-1/9s used to do that, which meant the roof might blow off over 100
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04-15-2004, 01:53 AM
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Recently, I have started to go through the following process every time I close my roof...
Push the close button forward.
Keep it pushed forward & close the right latch with my right hand. (Stiff to close)
Let go of the button and close the left latch with my left hand. (very stiff to close)
Un-latch and re-close the RIGHT latch (much easier to close)
Un-latch and re-close the LEFT latch (much easier to close)
It just feels better after an unlatch/relatch process.
This may be nothing to do with your problem but I thought I'd suggest it.
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Also... Could this be connected to your rattle?
Push the close button forward.
Keep it pushed forward & close the right latch with my right hand. (Stiff to close)
Let go of the button and close the left latch with my left hand. (very stiff to close)
Un-latch and re-close the RIGHT latch (much easier to close)
Un-latch and re-close the LEFT latch (much easier to close)
It just feels better after an unlatch/relatch process.
This may be nothing to do with your problem but I thought I'd suggest it.
...
Also... Could this be connected to your rattle?
04-15-2004, 02:11 AM
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My fella's S2K does the same thing but on the drivers side... he reckons its meant to sound like that at 30mph but it seems that as that sides catch rattles and the noise comes from there that he has the same probem?
If anyone figures out what to do lemme know so i can tell mooms!
cheers
K
If anyone figures out what to do lemme know so i can tell mooms!
cheers
K