SL/R230: Roof lock noises
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Roof lock noises
Hi!
When going over small sharp bumps in the road, there is some noises coming from the roof where it locks to the windscreen frame.
Is there a way to adjust/ lubricate it to reduce the noises it makes?
Thanks in advance!
Jørgen
When going over small sharp bumps in the road, there is some noises coming from the roof where it locks to the windscreen frame.
Is there a way to adjust/ lubricate it to reduce the noises it makes?
Thanks in advance!
Jørgen
#4
MBworld Guru
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#7
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try adjusting the bump stops, also lubricate all the rubbers to ensure the roof pulls tight when closing.
Warning:
You need to open the roof half way, so be careful when working as it will close after a few mins, you are alerted by a chime. The correct safety measure is to use a tool to support the front edge to the windscreen, or a piece of wood about 1ft long will do.
Tips
Use a little lubricant on the rubber stop to allow the plastic tube to slide over easier and carry a 10mm spanner in the car so you can adjust then drive then adjust more if needed. All in it takes less than a minute to adjust.
The upper bump stop has a tube cover for aesthetics as it can been seen in the cabin. the lower one does not as it is hidden.
Upper bump stop with tube pushed down, using a flat screwdriver, lubricate the rubber stop first to assist,
lower bump stop.
Warning:
You need to open the roof half way, so be careful when working as it will close after a few mins, you are alerted by a chime. The correct safety measure is to use a tool to support the front edge to the windscreen, or a piece of wood about 1ft long will do.
Tips
Use a little lubricant on the rubber stop to allow the plastic tube to slide over easier and carry a 10mm spanner in the car so you can adjust then drive then adjust more if needed. All in it takes less than a minute to adjust.
The upper bump stop has a tube cover for aesthetics as it can been seen in the cabin. the lower one does not as it is hidden.
Upper bump stop with tube pushed down, using a flat screwdriver, lubricate the rubber stop first to assist,
lower bump stop.
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