I'm willing to bet that if you loosen the hinge bolts, you'll find they are elongated & likely adjust a bit side to side & forward & back. John Mark McDonald wrote: > My thanks to everyone who helped me with my leaking trunk problem, > particularly Phil who suggested the paper trick (not to say the other > ideas weren't good, but in my case I think this one worked out the > best). I checked the weatherstrip using a piece of paper and the seal > was weakest right above the area where the puddle forms. > > So now I've whacked the heack out of the flange in that area and it's > just a matter of waiting for the next big storm or building a scaffold > for my hose. > > In the meantime, can someone tell me if there is a lateral adjustment > for the trunk lid? in other words, to move it side to side in the down > position. I've noticed the gap between the lip & the fender is wider on > the side with the leak. But, so far, all I've been able to find is an > adjustment for the height of the trunk lid. The only other thing that > would effect the position are the hinges, but I see no way to move them. > > Thanks again, Mark >