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From: Virginia Woods
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When you remove the rear portion of the hard top there are 8 bolts to be removed, two at the top front of the hardtop and 6, three on each side, where the hardtop meets the body of the Jeep. The nuts that the bolts connect to slide back and forth a bit to ease in assembly. I took a screw driver and gently popped one of these sliding nuts out. I set it a side and then when I put the hard top back on I popped it back into place.
I will be able to have pictures in a few days.
Cheers
I will be able to have pictures in a few days.
Cheers
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From: Buffalo, NY
When you remove the rear portion of the hard top there are 8 bolts to be removed, two at the top front of the hardtop and 6, three on each side, where the hardtop meets the body of the Jeep. The nuts that the bolts connect to slide back and forth a bit to ease in assembly. I took a screw driver and gently popped one of these sliding nuts out. I set it a side and then when I put the hard top back on I popped it back into place.
I will be able to have pictures in a few days.
Cheers
I will be able to have pictures in a few days.
Cheers