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Posted by Peter Ingram [Email] (more from Peter Ingram) on Mon, 24 Oct 2005 18:42:43 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Hatch and sunroof questions..., Noel, Mon, 24 Oct 2005 12:46:46
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...and this is the same process for Joe98 to use to re-attach the screw for his glass panel, too.


-- Pull back sunshade

-- Tilt roof all the way up


NEXT STEPS ARE ONLY NECESSARY TO REACH FRONT PANEL MOUNTING SCREWS:

-- Unscrew eight (or so) screws that secure plastic sheath to bottom of glass panel

-- Slide plastic sheath backwards six or so inches

-- You can now see and access (albeit, not easily) the forward glass panel mounting screws

-- To raise or lower (or simply reattach), loosen screws slightly, so you can move the panel up and down, but the panel will hold the new position in which you've placed it

-- With both front screws loosened in this fashion, align the glass panel to your liking


TO ACCESS REAR PANEL SCREWS:

-- They are readily visible and accessible to rearward part of glass panel. I think there are two on each rearward side of the panel

-- As with front screws, loosen both sides just enough to adjust panel vertically, and once you're happy with new position, tighten screws

-- Slide plastic sheath back into place under glass panel, re-attach front end with screws


Hope that helps!

As for the rear hatch, you can adjust the two rubber bump stops just above either tail light and under the hatch. Access them from underneath. They're a nut-and-bolt setup. Test to your liking, although be aware that if you lower them too much, your hatch may not receive adequate support from them. That would likely lead to hatch rattles.


--Peter

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