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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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Has anyone had a failure of the weld holding a retaining catch to the header rail. If so, how do you separate the hood fabric from the header rail to enable rewelding?
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Has anyone had a failure of the weld holding a retaining catch to the header rail. If so, how do you separate the hood fabric from the header rail to enable rewelding? I think that is not an easy DIY option but needs specialist attention: where are you in the UK? There are a number of dealers with good trim shops who can do it.
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I believe that there was a posting about this a couple of years ago...by DaveW?
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Has anyone had a failure of the weld holding a retaining catch to the header rail. Yes, me. Took it to Allon White in Cranfield who brought in a specialist TIG welder. Now better than new.
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I believe that there was a posting about this a couple of years ago...by DaveW? Thanks! I've had a look but couldn't find it. Taking out the rubber seal should provide a clue.
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It wasn't me. I do remember the post though.
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Has anyone had a failure of the weld holding a retaining catch to the header rail. If so, how do you separate the hood fabric from the header rail to enable rewelding? I think that is not an easy DIY option but needs specialist attention: where are you in the UK? There are a number of dealers with good trim shops who can do it. Detach the side arms, remove the rubber seal, take out 11 wood screws and it's off!
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