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Old 08-26-2006, 04:35 PM
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Default Soft top snaps

Do these snaps go bad after awhile? I have a couple that just don't seem to want to hold anymore. Should they be raplaced? Can they be repaired/modified? Is it just something I have to live with?

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Yes, they can go bad over time, simple to replace and they can be sourced from such places as Moss Motors or The Roadster Factory.


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What is the proper technique/tools to remove the snaps from the top?
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Clinch and studs:

They can also be sourced from SNG Barratt. I use a small hammer or needle nose pliers. No special tool to my knowledge however there is a tool for everything and one must exist.

They are easily replaced and low cost item. Good luck!
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