Is it possible that incorrect or careless jacking of the car could lead to misalignment of the roof and or deck?
I had a mobile tyre fitter round last week. Put the top down yesterday and now the roof goes back up but doesn’t complete its cycle. The windows don’t rise automatically and the dash reports that the roof is not latched. I can’t work the windows ‘manually’ or open the boot. The system will put the roof down without fault including windows and assume I’ll have to book the car into the local BMW dealer.
I didn’t notice anything amiss after the tyres had been fitted but now on close inspection the deck doesn’t fit correctly on one side and the arms of the mechanism on that side seem to have scraped a little paint where it rubs which it didn’t before. Don’t want to make false accusations against the tyre fitter but can’t think of anything else that I’ve done that could be to blame.
Any thoughts?
I had a mobile tyre fitter round last week. Put the top down yesterday and now the roof goes back up but doesn’t complete its cycle. The windows don’t rise automatically and the dash reports that the roof is not latched. I can’t work the windows ‘manually’ or open the boot. The system will put the roof down without fault including windows and assume I’ll have to book the car into the local BMW dealer.
I didn’t notice anything amiss after the tyres had been fitted but now on close inspection the deck doesn’t fit correctly on one side and the arms of the mechanism on that side seem to have scraped a little paint where it rubs which it didn’t before. Don’t want to make false accusations against the tyre fitter but can’t think of anything else that I’ve done that could be to blame.
Any thoughts?