Earle Horton

You just remove those bolts, and fold down. If there is resistance, do not
force things. Maybe some penetrating oil will loosen things up. The
weather stripping has a cross section, that you won't easily duplicate with
"any closed cell foam". Mine has gone for eleven years without leaking. If
I get another eleven years out of the part that I install next summer, I
won't mind too much paying whatever exorbitant price they want.

Earle

<testert555@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Having never folded the windshield down, is it just a matter of
> removing the torx bolts on roll bars and the plates above the speakers?
> Is there anything special about the weather stripping below the
> windshield? Can I use any closed cell foam?
>
> Thx
>
>

Earle Horton

You just remove those bolts, and fold down. If there is resistance, do not
force things. Maybe some penetrating oil will loosen things up. The
weather stripping has a cross section, that you won't easily duplicate with
"any closed cell foam". Mine has gone for eleven years without leaking. If
I get another eleven years out of the part that I install next summer, I
won't mind too much paying whatever exorbitant price they want.

Earle

<testert555@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1132064484.727578.300850@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Having never folded the windshield down, is it just a matter of
> removing the torx bolts on roll bars and the plates above the speakers?
> Is there anything special about the weather stripping below the
> windshield? Can I use any closed cell foam?
>
> Thx
>
>