HELP - can't shut my bonnet :eek:
#1
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OK, seeing as everyone in General Technical's ignoring me ...
Any suggestions as to why it won't lock down porperly ?? I've tried pulling the release handle a few times to see if it's stuck, but I'm running out of ideas and the winds picking up. Don't want to drive home with it flapping up and down.
Stefan
Any suggestions as to why it won't lock down porperly ?? I've tried pulling the release handle a few times to see if it's stuck, but I'm running out of ideas and the winds picking up. Don't want to drive home with it flapping up and down.
Stefan
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Is your bonnet still being caught on the release catch, but is sitting like you have just pulled the release cord and won't go down fully?
If so, it happened to me last month. may be your release cable jammed and take it to your scooby garage to get them to have a quick look. (they will cange the cable. about a 15 min job)
If so, it happened to me last month. may be your release cable jammed and take it to your scooby garage to get them to have a quick look. (they will cange the cable. about a 15 min job)
#4
I had this, the "clip" that holds it down was all gunged up
bit of WD40 sorted it out
by clip I mean the bit that grabs the U shaped bit attached to the bonnet
damn im sooooo technical
robski
bit of WD40 sorted it out
by clip I mean the bit that grabs the U shaped bit attached to the bonnet
damn im sooooo technical
robski
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Thanks guys. I've sorted it now; phew!!
Spent the last 15mins (in the rain, in just my t-shirt; I might add ) sorting it out.
I check the catches, but couldn't see why it wouldn't lock. I then looked under the release handle and notice the cable was really slack. So checked the catch again and saw the cable was pulling back on the spring.
I've used a screwdriver to move it manually and it now closes fine. I'll give it a good squirt of WD40 when I get home.
Thanks for your help,
Stefan
Spent the last 15mins (in the rain, in just my t-shirt; I might add ) sorting it out.
I check the catches, but couldn't see why it wouldn't lock. I then looked under the release handle and notice the cable was really slack. So checked the catch again and saw the cable was pulling back on the spring.
I've used a screwdriver to move it manually and it now closes fine. I'll give it a good squirt of WD40 when I get home.
Thanks for your help,
Stefan
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