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Re: Bonnet alignment - needs help!

To: drewfrink@mac.com
Subject: Re: Bonnet alignment - needs help!
From: Pat Fischer <pfischer@rmi.net>
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 18:19:53 -0500
I hope someone can help you here who has more experience with hood 
alignment than I do. What small things I attempted, it always seemed 
that the movement was counter-intuitive. Raising something up didn't 
lower what I thought it would. You might get the hood bumpers first; see 
if the right-hand hood bumper raises that side up a bit and lowers the 
left.

If the left front is a bit low, that's the place to start. Just don't be 
surprised at what moves - it could be anything.

Pat Fischer

drewfrink@mac.com wrote:

>On to the next project. After some judicious oiling of the release cable, I 
>think I have solved my auto-opening bonnet problem, at least for now. The next 
>step is to work on the bonnet alignment issues. Right now, the bonnet is high 
>on the LH side at the cowl, and maybe a little low on the LH side. All seems 
>maybe okay at the front of the car, though the LH side might be a tad low.
>
>Thoughts on how best to proceed? I was figuring to loosen the hinge mounts on 
>the car on the LH front and raise them a scoosh. I'm also going to replace the 
>rather worn bonnet bumpers (little cone thingies). Moss catalog says I should 
>have flat ones, I've got cones instead. Does this matter?




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