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Ok, cool. Glad to hear they didn't have to replace the whole top. Thank you for the quick reply!
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Some 3M molding tape should hold that down with no problems.
SmoothOperation156
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Is there a part number for this piece? Mine is also warped and the dealer doesn't want to replace the whole top. Thought it would be as simple as replacing that plastic piece but they can't find a part number for that piece specifically. They want to just double-sided tape it down so it stops rattling.
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Namakan
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I don't recall what they did to correct it and I cannot find any part number on my old records. I ended up having numerous rattling issues with my SOT and decided to trade it in on a 2 door soft top which is what I should have bought in the first place.
SmoothOperation156
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Thanks for the quick response on this old thread! Appreciate it, definitely is frustrating for sure. SOT is nice, but I don't like the overhead. I should've gone with a regular hard top...
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