Topic: '70 Droptop Adjustment Help Please!
in Forum: C3 Body
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I know the answer is here somewhere, I remember reading it once. But I've gone back in time a dozen pages and haven't stumbled on it (or missed it!).
The pins under the rear window bow will not stay engaged. How do I adjust the locking mechanism to grab the pins better? I can't find any help in my AIM or 1970 Chassis Service Manual.
Thanks...!!!
*** Still looking for some help/suggestions/references... ANYTHING...!?! ***
|UPDATED|4/30/2004 10:00:42 AM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
The pins under the rear window bow will not stay engaged. How do I adjust the locking mechanism to grab the pins better? I can't find any help in my AIM or 1970 Chassis Service Manual.
Thanks...!!!
*** Still looking for some help/suggestions/references... ANYTHING...!?! ***
|UPDATED|4/30/2004 10:00:42 AM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
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If its just the pins, they thread in and out to control the length. They have a very fine slit for a reg. screw driver. The locking or latch unit is controled by two thin steel rods that are adjusted with the rear deck up They have a screw rod lock used to lenthen or shorten them.allowing the catch to extend farther into the latch area. 

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Thanks! I had to use a vise-grips on the pins in order to get them to turn, but turn they did. I looked at the connecting rods and they seem to be adjusted correctly.
Now just have to get out on the road to see if the top will stay locked down.
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Jim O.
Save the Wave...!!!
Now just have to get out on the road to see if the top will stay locked down.

_________________________________

Jim O.
Save the Wave...!!!

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