Removing the convertible top & checking the drains?
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koolchris99
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there is a guide on here that is a mirror of ship killer website.
Ive done it about 5 times now, and can do it in about 20 mins!
The hardest bit is getting the metal ring out of the 2 clips on either side, BMW use a special tool but its night impossible without it.
TIP: when it gets to that stage, put the roof down half way so you can grab at the fabric and use the roof to pull it out of the clips, much easier.
Ive done it about 5 times now, and can do it in about 20 mins!
The hardest bit is getting the metal ring out of the 2 clips on either side, BMW use a special tool but its night impossible without it.
TIP: when it gets to that stage, put the roof down half way so you can grab at the fabric and use the roof to pull it out of the clips, much easier.
koolchris99
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yup I didn't time myself but 20 mins is about right.
It's not very hard once you've done it a few times.
It's not very hard once you've done it a few times.
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:happyclap:koolchris99 said:
Shipkiller
Lifer
Yuj said:My amp recently got fried from water into the trunk and now I'm afraid my convertible top motor may be next.
Anyone have a working link to a pdf or website with this? I can't seem to connect to shipkiller's website and I'd like to get it done this weekend.
Thanks!
Sorry about the site being down.
I am on travel and will not be home until the first of Feb. Doing some troubleshooting on the phone with my son and I have a faulty boot harddrive. Unable to fix until I get home...
Shipkiller
Lifer
Yuj said:koolchris99 said:
Awesome, would you be able to point me to the morror? I tried doing a number of searches on the forums and i haven't found anything unfortunately.
A mirror? I run the site from my house. I don't mirror or want to pay for that. There ARE the same procedures on THIS site. Search is your friend.
