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by tezza » Thu 25.06.2009, 09:10
hi all can anyone tell me if its normal to have the wind whistling through the top center seal between the sun visors when driving 40 + mph with the top down ????
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by Gary » Thu 25.06.2009, 12:19
No it isn't
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by tezza » Sat 27.06.2009, 08:31
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by bobbrown » Sat 27.06.2009, 09:07
Picture may help
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by tezza » Sat 27.06.2009, 09:31
HIYA BOB , THANKS FOR THE REPLY I,LL TRY TO TAKE A SNAP TODAY AND PM IT TO YOU IF THATS OK ? , CHEERS , TERRY
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by Specky » Sat 27.06.2009, 13:59
You've answered your own question... Cure it...
Pound to a pinch if **** It''ll just need re-sealing...
Do you know wether it's the top windscreen finisher that's lifting...... or if it's the header that's playing up...
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by BFG in the BRG » Wed 01.07.2009, 18:42
If it is the top windscreen finisher lifting - you could always tape it up with thick masking tape and see if the noise disappears, and if that cures it - remove the tape and try filling with Sikaflex -I did mine because it was looking tatty - it looks better - not perfect but better than it was - used masking tape to get a clean sharp edge.
Dunno if this helps - replacing the finishing strip looked like it would be too difficult and expensive -don't even know if you can still get them - no-doubt someone will know
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by tezza » Thu 02.07.2009, 13:08
hi BFG
i really do appriciate your tips
i intend to do that thanks , just a matter of getting away from work to find the time

glad to have the useful tip mate cheers
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