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Re: Convertible Top Adjustment



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Convertible Service has all the hydraulic component parts and maybe has  
folding frame parts.
1-800-333-1140
Also, give out free convertible related technical advice if you call  
1-626-285-2255.
 
In a message dated 7/31/2005 7:53:30 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
ALIENVOICE@xxxxxxx writes:

I  realize the FSM has the directions for adjusting the convertible top, but  
my problem is a little different - the top mechanism on my 64 Fury has  
broken 
the bolt that is part of the scissors mechanism that folds the top  up.  
Looks 
like the bolt is pressed or swaged in the mechanism.   Looks like it froze 
and 
just broke.  

Is there a way to get it  out other than by drilling (carefully, since the 
top 
is right behind the  mechanism)?  I am afraid to heat it with a torch since 
the top is  again very close.   Are there NOS-type replacements for these  
bolts?

Also, looks like I have one piston that is leaking AT  fluid.  Are there any 
merchants that any of you have used to  replace/repair top mechanisms?

Thanks for your input.

Larry  (Akron)





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