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Old 08-27-2017, 03:20 PM #1
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bolts for securing top?

Yes, I am an idiot. I removed the top, numbered the bolts so I would know exactly which goes where.....then misplaced them....ugh....

Now that that is out of the way, is there a resource with the bolt/thread size for each location so I can get replacements?

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I want to say M8 1.25 bolts. As far as thr length goes...not 100% sure but I would bet 1.5" would work.

It doesnt matter where they go they are all the same. Everytime the top comes off I just throw them in a bag and put them in my glovebox. They are all the same.

Just snug them when you put the top back on, hand on the inside of the wrench. They do not need to be cranked down.
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same bolt for all spots on the top. when i owned one i only put half the bolts back in (every other hole). i always had the top off on on. Never once did it leak without all the bolts.
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They're all the same except for the bolt "B" that actuates the cover top off switch.
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All bolts except for bolt B (as mentioned above) are M8-1.25x35mm.

Bolt B is M8-1.25x15mm
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They're all the same except for the bolt "B" that actuates the cover top off switch.
what exactly does said top off switch do?
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what exactly does said top off switch do?
The rear window/wiper/washer don't work.
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The rear window/wiper/washer don't work.
welp since mine has no rear wiper i guess thats why i know nothing about it. Makes sense. Mine does have a switch or something there. Wonder what i could use it for?
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thanks for the size. Bought one tonight to make sure it was correct, and sure enough it was.

Will get the rest tomorrow.

Any idea on the difference in length/size of the switch one?

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what exactly does said top off switch do?
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The rear window/wiper/washer don't work.
Yes, HERE.

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Any idea on the difference in length/size of the switch one?
Hi Chris, pls see earlier post above for length.
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