I don’t notice the road noise anymore… during winter, I put a moving blanket over my Bimini top to reduce heat loss. I had to add a bungee cord for support. Mine is an Amazon cheapo. The blanket just lays on top and the roof just sandwiches it in. This winter, I think I am also going to shove a...
For our third summer together, I have spent almost the entire time with the doors off. To this day we get looks, waves, and stoplight conversations about how great these things are. We will be putting her back together soon to prep for hunting season.
I’m gonna share this with my jeep driving buddy.
In other news, this post gives me the nostalgic vibes from the “golden years” of Bronco ordering and waiting… I regret not getting a Stig sticker…
In the videos of people folding it back, it talks about making a S shape to avoid rubbing. In the video, the fabric is nowhere near the part that rubs. This makes me think there will be another adjustment to my top when corrected. We will see.
I folded it back by flipping it back. I didn’t finesse it at all. I think the alignment of that plastic guard that rubbed is off. It’s definitely engineered to avoid contact, but it just didn’t work this time. If it connects with the new top, I will probably also add a layer of felt to that spot.
Here is a pretty good post and what I followed. Took some tinkering.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/soft-top-latch%E2%80%A6-hard-to-snap-shut.23305/post-1285985
Last summer, I started to notice that my soft top had wear marks right above the rear passenger and driver window. I had thought it was caused when the top was all the way down. However, I noticed that the plastic guard in both positions 1 and 2 was making contact with the fabric.
I interacted...
What are your thoughts? Not sure if I have ever opened the hood to listen.
Normal or concerning? There is a tic-tic-tic sound from inside the cab when cold. It goes away when warmed up.
It’s currently 46 degrees, no performance issues, 28k miles, 2.3